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Answer a guided questionnaire in about 30 minutes. Your Will is reviewed by an advocate and delivered to your inbox in Word and PDF within 30 minutes, ready to print, sign and have witnessed.
| Included | Not included (choose a higher tier) |
|---|---|
| Guided 10-section questionnaire | One-to-one advocate consultation (Personalised Will, ₹25,000) |
| Will drafted under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 and your personal law | Assets or heirs in more than one country (NRI Will, ₹50,000) |
| Advocate review, delivered in your inbox in 30 minutes | Trusts, family business succession, tax structuring (Succession Planning, ₹1,00,000) |
| Word and PDF copies, plus a Section 63 execution checklist | Sub-Registrar registration (optional add-on, billed on actuals) |
| 30-day account access to make changes |
Yes, provided it is executed correctly. Indian law does not care whether a Will was drafted by hand, by a lawyer or online. What matters is how it is signed. Under Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, the person making the Will must sign it (or put a mark), and at least two witnesses must attest it, each having seen the signature or received an acknowledgement of it.
A Will cannot be signed electronically in India: Wills are excluded from the Information Technology Act, 2000. So the Online Will is drafted online, then printed and signed on paper. Registration with the Sub-Registrar is optional and does not by itself make a Will valid or invalid. For more detail, read Is an online Will legally valid in India? and who can be a witness to a Will.
| Online Will | Personalised Will | NRI Will | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹5,000 | ₹25,000 | ₹50,000 |
| How it is drafted | Guided questionnaire, advocate-reviewed | 60-minute consultation with an expert advocate, custom-drafted | Consultation with an NRI-estate specialist, cross-border drafting |
| Delivery | In your inbox in 30 minutes | 5–7 working days | Agreed timeline |
| Best for | Straightforward Indian estates | Complex families and larger estates | NRIs and OCI cardholders with Indian assets |
Still deciding? Read Online Will vs advocate-drafted Will: which one do you need?
The Online Will costs ₹5,000, paid once. There are no per-clause or per-asset charges. Registration with the Sub-Registrar is optional and billed separately on actuals if you want it.
The questionnaire takes about 30 minutes. Once you submit it, your advocate-reviewed Will is delivered to your inbox in 30 minutes, in Word and PDF.
Yes, once it is printed, signed by you and attested by at least two witnesses as Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 requires. A Will cannot be e-signed in India, so the signing is done on paper. Registration is optional.
No. A properly signed and witnessed Will is valid without registration. Some families register it with the Sub-Registrar for added evidentiary weight; we can help on actuals.
Yes. The Online Will supports Sunni and Shia families. Under Muslim personal law a Will (wasiyat) can generally dispose of up to one-third of the estate after funeral expenses and debts; bequests beyond that, or to an heir, need the consent of the other heirs.
Yes. You can make changes during your 30-day account access. After that, you can revoke or change a Will at any time by making a new Will or a codicil.
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