Congratulations on finishing the online form — but there are a few short steps left before your Will is complete. Until you've done these, your Will isn't yet valid.
Here's what comes next:
1. Download and print the full Will document.
2. Read it through to check it reflects what you intended.
3. Carefully follow the signing instructions that come with it.
4. Store the signed original somewhere safe, and let your executor know where to find it.
The signing instructions are printed with your Will, so you can follow along step by step.
If you need personalized advice, consider consulting an estate planning attorney in your state.
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