You should choose paper with a smooth surface. We recommend choosing a paper that is labeled as having a weight of 20 to 24 pounds. When choosing paper, select a white or off-white paper that is acid-free and designed for archival purposes. The paper on which a will is printed should be of archival quality so that, over the course of many decades, it will not deteriorate, become brittle, yellow, or interact with the ink in a way that causes the ink to fade or smear. At the very least, it needs to be able to last the rest of your life. Unlike most printed documents, an original signed will may need to last a very long time. The remaining instructions, below, will guide you through the process of finalizing ( executing) your simple will.
Getting a document notarized in seattle full#
There are several important steps involved in turning your draft of your simple will into a finalized document with full legal effect. Note: You will continue to see this warning on each page of these instructions unless you enable your browser to accept cookies from this website. That you do so at your own risk and that you have read and agree to our terms of use and If you wish to continue reading these instructions without finding out if they are appropriate for you, then you acknowledge Get Started page and choose a legal document you To find out if these instructions are appropriate for you, visit our We wrote these instructions for a very specific audience, and they may be This page is part of our instructions for drafting your own simple will under
0 kommentar(er)
