If you write your own will, without signature and date, such a will is definitely invalid, because it does not meet the formal requirements for writing your own will.

One of the most critical factors in making a will is that, first of all, the will must be written by the testator. Handwriting here means that all the contents of the will must be handwritten, not printed, but the handwritten signature at the signature. This is a printed will, which is controversial in law and may be confirmed invalid.

The other is that after making a will, you must sign at the signature. If you don't even sign your name, how can you prove who drafted the will?

In addition, the most important thing as a will is the date of making a will, because it determines the time of making a will. If there is no date, how can we determine when the will was made? Therefore, your two most critical information does not exist, and such a will cannot be valid.

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