The specific method is: the video must be produced by the testator himself and the entire content of the will must be narrated in person. Two or more witnesses must be present to testify. At the beginning of the recording, the testator and witnesses must respectively state their names, gender, age, place of origin, occupation, work unit and home address, etc. The testator must indicate the specific address and year, month, day and hour when the recorded will was made.
The video recording method of the will is:
1. It must be made by the testator himself and the entire content of the will must be narrated in person:
2. Two people must be invited More than one witness shall be present to testify:
3. When the recording begins, the testator and witnesses must respectively state their names, gender, age, place of origin, occupation, workplace and home address, etc.:< /p>
4. The testator must indicate the specific address and year, month, day and hour of making the recorded will:
5. After the recording is completed, it should be sealed and kept with the will on the cover. Signature of person and witness, indicating year, month and day. Then, it will be kept by the testator or witnesses:
6. When the inheritance begins, the witnesses and heirs will be present and inspect the integrity of the cover.
2. What are the requirements for establishing a will in different ways?
1. A notarized will is a will that is applied for in person by the testator and processed by the national notary office: it is the most stringent , is the will method with the strongest probative power. A notarized will must go through strict notarization procedures before it can be formed.
2. A self-written will is a will written by the testator himself. The formal requirements for its establishment include:
(1) It should be written by the testator himself and cannot be written by others.
(2) It should be signed by the testator.
(3) The date should be indicated.
3. A written will is a will that is dictated by the testator and asked to be written by others. The following conditions must be met for a written will:
(1) There should be two or more witnesses present.
(2) The witness should have full civil capacity and have no interest in the will.
(3) It should be signed by the attorney, other witnesses and the testator, and marked with the date.
4. A recorded will is a will that is dictated by the testator and recorded. The recorded will must be witnessed by at least 2 witnesses.
5. An oral will is a will established orally by the testator. The following conditions must be met for the establishment of an oral will:
(1) In critical circumstances, a will cannot be established in any other way except an oral will.
(2) Witnesses are present to witness.
(3) After the critical situation is resolved, if a will can be made in written or recorded form, the oral will will be invalid.
Legal basis:
Article 1137 of the Civil Code A will made in the form of audio and video recording must be witnessed by more than two witnesses. The testator and witness shall record their name or portrait, as well as the year, month and day in the audio and video recording.