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Make a Fully Legal Will in Minutes Online

$75 for individuals, $125 for couples

In the past, creating a will has always been associated with significant time, complex legal jargon and fees. The Postage simplifies the will-making process. Our fully executable online will builder helps you take control of your legacy and secure your assets for family members and loved ones.

100% legal, fully executable will
10 minutes from start to finish
Unlimited updates for life with a subscription
Encrypted software ensures your will is secure
Freedom to notarize it when you want
Protects your digital legacy
Includes guardian for children

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How Our Do-It-Yourself Will Maker Works

Only a few steps separate you from your last will and testament. Once completed, you can download your will and get it notarized when you’re ready. And when life happens, you have the freedom to update your will whenever you want, for life.

Tell Us About Yourself We’ll help you answer questions that are necessary to build your will correctly, including spouses, dependents, and more.

Name Your Executor and Beneficiaries Once you have filled out your personal information, we’ll help you name the executor of your estate, along with the beneficiaries, or who will receive your assets. If you have dependents, here is where you’ll state their guardian(s) should you pass away before they become adults.

Outline Your Assets, Property, and Debts After determining who will carry out your will and who will take over your legacy when you’re gone, the final step in the will-building process is to detail your assets, property, and debts, which we’ll guide you through.

Review Your Will Once complete, you have the option to review your will and make any changes necessary before we automatically save it to your Postage account and make it available for you to download and print.

Download and Share Your Document Congratulations! You now have your last will and testament ready to be shared and notarized (AKA become legally binding) at your convenience. We automatically upload a digital copy of your will to your Postage account, where you can add detailed notes to ensure your loved ones can access the original copy. To make the will legally binding, download it, print it out, and get it notarized. Once notarized, you can store a hard copy in your safe or in a folder.

Update Your Will Whenever You Want Life happens, and circumstances change. When they do, pick up your will where you left off and update it whenever you want. Download it again and upload a notarized version to your account. We recommend reviewing your will once a year to ensure it reflects any recent life changes.

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Online Estate Planning Made Simple

With our comprehensive digital estate planning guide, The Postage gives you total control over your legacy. For as low as $3.99/month, will customers receive our step-by-step digital guide that helps you manage:

Your estate plan & legacy
Storing & sharing your critical documents
Your account & device passwords
Writing emails now for delivery later
Your funeral plans

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Commonly Asked Questions

Can I add my pet to my will?

Yes, you can add a pet in your will by listing them in the specific gifts section of your will.

What state is the online will maker available in?

Our online will maker is available to residents in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

How do I download a copy of my will?

To download a copy of your will, log in to your account, go to my plans, and head over to the will and testament section of your account.

Do I need to record my will at the county clerk?

Depending on the state and county you reside in, you may need to file your will with the county clerk. Some states may not require it, but it’s recommended.

Can I nominate guardians in my will?

Yes, under the “About Them” section of our online will maker, you have the option to name guardians for your children.

Do you offer joint wills?

We currently do not offer joint wills, but our family plan includes a will for you and your spouse.

How do I make my will legally valid?

After creating your will, you will need to sign it to make it legally valid. We include specific instructions that are required to make your will valid in your state. Most states require that your will be signed by you, two witnesses, and be notarized for it to be considered valid. Some other requirements may need to be met depending on the state you plan on filing your will in.

Can I create a trust?

We currently do not offer trusts, but plan to in the near future.

Can I leave my estate to an organization or charity?

Yes, under the “About Your Assets” section of our online will maker, you have the option to distribute your assets to beneficiaries under the “General Gifts” section and specific items to charities or individuals under the “Specific Gift” section.

Does my will need to be notarized?

Most states require that your will be notarized for it to be considered valid.

Where can I get my will notarized?

Many businesses and organizations offer notary services. Some examples include banks, public libraries, and local court offices.

How do I make changes to my will?

You can make changes to your will by logging in to your account, going to the “My Plans” section, heading over to the will and testament section of your account, and clicking “Edit”. Once you complete the entire flow of the online will maker, it will generate your new will.