Will:

Testator XXX, in order to dispose of personal property 526 1 and 4 102, made the following special will: (Property content and distribution plan)

I entrust 1653XXX (name), male (female), now living in ... as executor of the will.

If he was unable to sign the will for some reason, he could entrust others to sign it for him. This will is made in xx copies, except for the notary office, the executor and himself, and the rest are kept in xx.

Date of testator (signature).

Form of will:

The forms of wills are notarized wills, self-written wills, written wills, recorded wills and oral wills, each with different requirements. A notarized will is a kind of will handled by the testator through the notary office, which is superior to other kinds of wills.

If the conditions prescribed by law are met, the self-made will is of course valid. A self-made will should be written and signed by the testator, indicating the year, month and day, without witnesses. A self-made will that meets the above conditions is legal and effective.