As long as it is ‘self-proving,’ you don’t need to. In Illinois, a will becomes ‘self-proved’ through an ‘attestation clause’ that is a written and signed statement made under penalty of perjury. Review your states requirements.
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As long as it is ‘self-proving,’ you don’t need to. In Illinois, a will becomes ‘self-proved’ through an ‘attestation clause’ that is a written and signed statement made under penalty of perjury. Review your states requirements.