1. What should be paid attention to when printing a will

According to the provisions of Article 1136 of the Civil Code, the following three points must be paid attention to when making a printed will:

1. Printing of a will must be witnessed by more than two witnesses

This rule is a rigid rule. Regardless of whether the deceased has the ability to operate a computer to print the will, even if there is evidence that the will is The deceased printed it himself, but if it is not witnessed by witnesses, it will be invalid.

2. There must be at least two witnesses, and they must have no interest in the heirs

In addition to typical interests such as relatives and classmates, according to the "Judicial Interpretation 1 of the Civil Code's Succession Part" According to the provisions of Article 24, the creditors and debtors of the heir or legatee, and the partners in the same business shall also be regarded as having an interest in the heir or legatee and cannot serve as witnesses of the will.

A special reminder is that heirs cannot serve as witnesses. The heirs should avoid the entire process of making a will by the deceased as much as possible.

3. Both the testator and the witnesses must sign and indicate the year, month and day on each page of the will.

If the printed will has more than two pages, the testator and the witnesses must Witnesses must sign and indicate the year, month, and day on each page, which means that each page of the will must be signed by at least 3 or more people. Do not save time by signing only the last page, or only sign the date on the last page. In addition, it is not feasible to stamp the will on the seam or sign on the seam of the will.

2. What matters should witnesses pay attention to when printing a will?

1. Witnesses need to meet certain qualifications. On the one hand, they must have the ability to witness the authenticity of the will; On the other hand, it must be neutral, that is, it must have no interest in the contents of the will. Regarding interested parties, according to Article 24 of the Interpretation (1) of the Civil Code on Inheritance: “The creditors and debtors of the heirs and legatees, and partners in the same business shall also be deemed to be the same as the heirs and legatees. A person with an interest cannot serve as a witness to the will. ”

2. Witnesses must also meet the quantitative requirements. Written wills, printed wills, audio and video wills, and oral wills all require the presence of more than two witnesses. "Above" includes the original number, that is, the number of witnesses for this type of will is at least two.

3. A qualified and sufficient number of witnesses must be present to witness, that is, they must be present and participate in the whole process of making the will. They cannot sign afterward to replace the witness. If a will that requires witnesses does not meet the above requirements in terms of qualifications, number, and presence of witnesses, the will will be invalid.

Will witnessing requires witnesses to participate in the whole process of making the will. Although the computer production and printing are not required to be completed by the testator himself, more than two witnesses are required to participate in the whole process and be present when the will is written. , should also be present when the will is printed, and the testator and witnesses must sign on every page.