Name of testator: xxx Gender: xx Date of birth: xxx Nationality: xx Address: xxx

For the purpose of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1. Name, amount, value, location and characteristics of the property owned by the testator:

Two, the testator's opinions on the handling of all property:

Third, others:

This will is made in duplicate and kept by _ _.

Place of making will: _ _ _ _ _ _

Time of making a will: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Testator: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Witness: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Attorney: _ _ lawyer

_ _ _ _ law firm

X year x month x day

First, the testator dictated the contents of the will and the witness wrote the will instead of the testator. A will is not a will made by the testator according to his own wishes, but a will truthfully recorded by the testator according to his own wishes, and the contents of the will cannot be changed or modified.

Second, there must be more than two witnesses present to witness the will of the agent, one of whom can be the agent. Witnesses are generally citizens designated by the testator and agreed by him, and cannot be witnesses in the name of the organization. The requirement of the number of witnesses in the inheritance law is mainly to ensure that the will representing the testator is really the expression of the testator's true will, and also to prevent disputes about the validity of the will in the future.

Third, the agent, witness and testator must sign the will and indicate the year, month and day. The testator shall submit the written will to other witnesses for verification and read it to the testator on the spot. After the testator finds it correct, it shall be signed by the testator, other witnesses and the testator, and the specific date shall be indicated.

If there are three or more witnesses present, it is best to sign the will, and at least two people should sign it. Agents, witnesses and testators must sign in person, and no one else can sign on their behalf. If the testator can't write his own name, can he use fingerprints instead?

The inheritance law does not stipulate this alternative, but according to the opinions of most scholars, some citizens are not capable of writing wills or even their own names, so these special citizens should be allowed to put their fingerprints on their wills instead of signing them. However, a testator with writing ability may not use fingerprints instead of signatures, and agents and witnesses may not use fingerprints instead.

Fourth, the testator should have full capacity for civil conduct, not a minor or a mentally or intellectually unsound person. The testator shall not be an heir or legatee, nor shall he be a person interested in the heir.

Because heirs and legatees directly participate in inheritance, they have direct and significant interests in inheritance. If they are appointed as testators, they will inevitably cheat and harm the interests of other heirs, even tamper with the will, distort the original intention of the will, increase or decrease the contents of the will, and harm the interests of other heirs.

Even if the heirs and legatees of the testator do not profit from it maliciously or deceitfully, due to their special status, it will inevitably arouse the suspicion of others and cause unnecessary disputes. Therefore, heirs, legatees and people who have an interest in them cannot become testators.

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