1. Is it valid to sign the will by handprint?
There is no testator's signature on the will, but there is Adu's handprint. As long as it is determined to be the handprint of the testator, the testator's will is valid.
If it is not certain that it is the testator's handprint, the will is invalid. Paragraph 3 of Article 134 of the Civil Code stipulates that a will entrusted to another person to write a book shall be witnessed by two or more witnesses, one of whom shall write a book on behalf of the agent, indicating the year, month and day, and shall be signed by the agent, other witnesses and the testator.
Second, what are the effective conditions for writing a will?
According to the provisions of China's civil code, the will written by proxy is also a form of will, that is, you can write a will on behalf of others. And the will of the agent shall meet the following conditions:
1, which meets the general requirements of wills, namely:
(1) The testator is a person with full capacity for civil conduct, and a person with limited capacity for civil conduct and a person without capacity for civil conduct cannot make a will;
(2) The testator's thoughts are true;
(3) The property disposed by will is the legal property of the testator.
2, there should be more than two witnesses to witness, and have no interest in the heir;
3. One of the witnesses wrote this book and pointed out the year, month and day;
4. Signature of the agent, other witnesses and testator.
3. What is the procedure of making a will on behalf of a letter?
According to the above provisions of the Civil Code, the procedure of making a will through an agent should be:
1. When a testator wants to make a will, he should first invite more than two witnesses to be present, and ask one of them to be the agent of the book.
2. The testator expresses the will and the bookkeeper keeps records.
3. After the proxy is completed, the proxy must read the written record to the testator and other witnesses, that is, the full text of the will, or circulate it. After the testator examines the full text, it will get the testator's full consent and recognition. After that, the testator shall indicate the year, month, day and place of making the will, and record the names of calligraphers and witnesses.
4. Signed by the testator, agent and witness. If the testator can't write, it should be replaced by a handprint, and the testator's name should be written before the handprint.
Wills written by agents, wills written by themselves, recorded wills and oral wills are all forms of wills. Only oral wills can be used under certain circumstances. If economic conditions permit, I suggest that you try to find a lawyer to write it and notarize it. This kind of will has a particularly strong legal effect, which is not allowed by economic conditions. The same is true of writing a will.