Registration Act, 1908, s.42 — a Will can be deposited with the Registrar in a sealed cover; the Registrar certifies receipt without ever seeing its contents, and it can only be opened after your death by specified persons.
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Before you begin
I don't want my spouse or children to see my Will until after I'm gone — how?
your Will is safe with us. Once you've signed it, upload the executed — or registered — copy right here on the platform.
you can send a link to that stored copy directly to your executor. If you trust them, we'll hold it so only they can access it — when the time comes, they're the ones who produce it for the people it's meant for.
you can also leave a copy with the Sub-Registrar. Your survivors can then claim a certified copy straight from the Registrar's office, once they provide the right documents.