Guide
How it works
Prepare your will online. Sign it properly offline.
Tell us about yourself and your estate
Answer plain-English questions at your own pace, on your phone or computer: your family, your wishes, and what you own.
We structure your estate plan
Your answers become a clear plan: who looks after what, who receives what, and where everything is kept.
A qualified lawyer reviews and finalises your will
A Nigerian-qualified lawyer checks your will, asks you anything that needs clarifying, and approves the final version.
Choose how you want to sign
Print it yourself (included with your plan), have a Will Pack printed and delivered to you, or sign at a partner lawyer's office.
Sign it on paper with your witnesses
Your will must be printed and physically signed. We guide you and your witnesses step by step. Never sign it electronically.
Upload your signed copy for checking
Take photos or a scan of every page. We check the signing was completed correctly before your will is marked as signed.
Keep the original safe
Keep it yourself, or use safe custody or Probate Registry lodgement where available. We record every hand-over.
Keep your plan up to date
Your estate plan stays with you. We remind you to review it each year, or when life changes.
Wills.ng is opening in stages. Today you can prepare your information and organise your estate; we'll tell you before lawyer review and signing open.