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Valid uk will
Sk8er48
Posts: 3 Newbie
Do the witnesses of a uk will have to be present in the uk when signing?
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As long as they witness the testator signing the will it does not matter, but you should only use UK residence as witness in case of a challenge where the witness may need to testify in court.0
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Should add that unless the will is very simple, or involves assets held outside the UK, it makes sense for a UK resident to make their will in the UK, with a solicitor who understands UK law. Of course, that may not be practical if the person is very ill.
I know that one family member had 3 wills - one for each country where he owned assets!0
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