Why Register - Peace of Mind with Certainty

Certainty.co.uk is the UK's national Wills register. Registering your Will with Certainty is uncomplicated and effective. It is a fact that not being able to locate a Will causes untold distress and the potential financial loss for a family, or beneficiary. Certainty's 3-step process takes just 60 seconds to record the location of your Will. This ensures that if your Will is lost, misplaced or forgotten over the passage of time, the location of it can be identified.

Register now to know with Certainty that your Will can be instantly found.

Why Register - Registering your Will ensures that your Will can be located instantly following your death.

Registering a Will is quick and easy - You Will need to know the name of the solicitors' practice where you made your Will, the date you signed it and the name of the witnesses.

Do I send a copy of my Will - No the register records a solicitors office as the holder of your Will (the register doesn't actually hold a copy of your Will).

I don't have a Will - Well you should have! A Will is the most important document you will ever produce, it protects and distributes your assets in accordance with your wishes. Simply click on 'Find A Solicitor' to find a Will writing solicitor who can write and register a Will for you.

What Happens If I Don't Register?

• Your beneficiaries may not receive inheritance in accordance with your instructions.
• Your Will may be found after your estate has been distributed.
• The Courts distribute your assets.
• You may be financially penalized.
• An old Will may be discovered and deemed as your final wishes.
• Family disputes can occur.
• Your children and dependants may not be looked after in the way you have chosen.
• It may be assumed that you never wrote a Will.

Register and know with Certainty that your Will shall be executed in accordance with your wishes.

* Free Will registration offer is open to all Wills made before 1st January 2008. Certainty.co.uk reserve the right to remove any Wills which are later found to be incorrectly dated