How do I register my Will for free with Certainty National Will Register?
As a special offer to Will Aid clients, you can register your Will with Certainty the National Will Register for free (usual cost is £25 + VAT) as part of a special offer between Will Aid and Certainty.
- Log on to www.nationalwillregister.co.uk
- Fill in the registration form
- Enter the redemption code willaid2025
- Your Will is now registered
The Register simply records which solicitor is storing your Will and does not hold a copy of your Will. Details of your Will are only made available to your beneficiaries.
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