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How to create a “WILL” in India for just Rs 4000?
Well, if online is changing the way we shop, read and interact, it may now also change the way we make our WILL and that too at an affordable rate.
Ezeewill.com has launched a super way to make your WILL in just three steps. All you need to do is take a quick questionairre and fill the same. You will have to first begin the process by registering your name and other details at the portal. Once you have registered at the portal agree to the conditions and move ahead.
You need to review the WILL and then make the payment. The Final WILL is a document that will be delivered to you. Now, there are various questions that one would have with regards to who would be the Executor of the Will. That too has been arranged at Ezeewill.com
The bare minimum that you need is Rs 4000. The cost that it would take to otherwise make a WILL in the offline mode could be higher than Rs 25,000.
The Rs 4000 cost that Ezeewill charges includes two review iterations and additional review iterations would cost Rs 250 each.
There would also be home delivery of the WILL at select cities at an additional cost of Rs 500.
Conclusion
If you do not want your rightful legal heir to run from pillar to post for claiming his rightful legal dues, you need to make a WILL. The online mode is not only easy, but will also offer expert advise.
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