Amendment or revocation of a will
26.11.2025 21:10 • Question
Is notarial certification of the signature required on an application to revoke a will if the testator wishes to cancel a previously executed will?
1 Answers
Lorina Fedan
Answer provided 27.11.2025 11:24
Yes, the signature on the application for the revocation of a will must be notarized. To revoke a will, you must contact any notary with a written application that clearly specifies which will is being revoked (including the date of execution, number, and the notary's details).
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