The recorded will must be made by the testator himself, and all the contents of the will must be described by himself; More than two witnesses must be invited to testify. At the beginning of recording, the testator and the witness must explain their name, gender, age, home address and other important information respectively. In addition, the testator must specify the specific address and time for recording the will. After the record is completed, it shall be sealed and kept, and the cover shall be signed by the testator and the witness to indicate the time, and then kept by the testator or the witness.

When making a recorded will, the content should be clear, specific and legal, and there should be two witnesses other than the heir, legatee and interested party. Because the carrier of the recording is easy to change, in order to prevent it from being taken out of context or edited, the original carrier of the recording must be provided, and there can be no traces of copying, editing or modification. When the above conditions are met, the recorded will is valid.