We provide document verification services for your Will and Testament at PDX Signing.
Authenticating your will is a necessary step that will help you get your affairs in order in a secure
manner. After you have created your will and are ready to sign it to make it official, you need to
enlist the services of a notary and you need a witness (refer to your state laws) to authenticate
your deed, which is something we can take care of for you.
A will and testament is a legally binding document that you make to decide what happens to all
your belongings, capital, assets, and your estate after you pass. It is a necessary document that
takes care of all your things after you go, but there are a number of people who do not complete
this important step. Having a will and testament in Portland, Beaverton and Hillsboro are
important because it helps you take control of how your assets are distributed when you are not
around to do it yourself.
● A will and testament will give you the full power of deciding what happens with your estate
● It reduces the chances of your assets going into the wrong hands
● It also helps your family members after you pass because it eliminates the added time and stress they would have had to undergo to divide your belongings and your estate
● You get to decide the person who will be managing your estate and your will after you pass
● If you have children, a will is extremely important. You can get the deciding rights as to who will take guardianship of the kids once you are no longer in the picture, and the
same goes for your pets as well
● If you want to donate a part of your inheritance to charities, a will will give the executor a clear picture of what you want to donate and to which organizations.
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● There are a lot of digital assets in play such as your social media accounts, emails, and photographs that did not exist before. You can leave the security of your online profiles
and accounts to someone whom you trust to do the needful
● You also get to choose how you want your funeral to be organized, what you would like it to have, and you can organize it in your will beforehand for it to be executed
● Last, but not least, you will gain immense peace of mind knowing that once you pass, the ones closest to you will be taken care of and all the wishes you had about what you
would want to do with your assets will be executed
You can use one of the many online portals to help you with making your will and testament in Portland, Beaverton, and Hillsboro, but you will need an officially appointed professional who has been licensed to notarize your will after you make it.
PDX Signing offers licensed professionals who will help you make your will and testament into a legal document and make it a legitimate deed. It is not always necessary to get a lawyer involved while drafting a last will and testament, but it
does help to have them oversee your will before you sign it, notarize it, and make it an official document.
The lawyer will be able to guide you with all the legal aspects of your assets that will be a part of your will, and it will give your family members a clearer picture of what needs to be
done when you pass on. A typical will consist of the following key elements mentioned below:
● Who the executor of the will and testament will be. An executor is a person who has been appointed by the person who has drafted the will and his responsibility is to ensure
that all the parts of the will have been executed after the death of the drafter.
● A list of all the assets that the owner of the will possesses. This is an important reason why people should regularly update their wills as well. It will keep an accurate account of
all the existing assets of the owner and decide who gets what at the end.
● The ratio of distribution of the assets that are provided to the children after the death of their parents and any conditions that are attached to it.
● Who the guardians of the children will be in case of an untimely death of the parents. It is a necessary step for the parents to add this to their will especially if they want to ensure their safety and well-being.
● The conditions attached to the trust that will belong to the testator’s children once they become adults, in case the parents die earlier, and all the clauses that come with the
access to the trust for the guardians.
● Any clauses that need to be added in case of uneven distribution of assets among family members, organizations, and more.
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Our main goal at PDX Signing is to offer the best quality wills and trust notary service that we provide and we do so with our clients who want to make their wills notary Portland.
It is a big responsibility for any adult, regardless of how old and where they are in life to leave their assets, their children, or their belongings to those who are closest to their hearts. We promise our clients the best last will and testament services in Oregon when it comes to making your final will and testament an official document. We also provide notarized following documents Home equity line of credit, Loan modification Notary and Notary Public Power of Attorneys.
The critical document s required for a will and testament in Wills and Testament Portland, Wills and Testament Beaverton, and Wills and Testament Hillsboro include the following:
● A signed original document of the will by the testator themselves
● Witness signatures, preferably of neutral parties who are not an interested party in the
will
● The date of signing of the will and testament Portland
● It is always better to notarize the will and testament to make it a legal document, which
will be difficult to contest in court in case of any dispute. It is not necessary
documentation, but it comes heavily recommended.
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A principal who wishes to make a will and testament can notarize a will as far as their conditions for a notarization are met.
Other than beneficiary anyone who is 18years or above can sign as a witness or sign a will
NO, you will need the offline assistance on will and testament as you may have detailed questions to be answered while making the will.
In most of the states Self proving affidavit is added as your will,hence your willl doesn’t have to be notarized.A lot of people notarize their Wills and Testament although not required by different states including Oregon. They notarize for legal reasons to ensure that if the document ever was presented in court a local state appointed officer testifies to the authenticity of the document.
Contact us to discuss how can we help you.
