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Family Asset and Document Register

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About you
Property, accounts and policies
Where the papers are

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About you

Your full nameNeeded

For example: Gurcharan Singh Gill

You are described asNeeded

son ofdaughter ofwife ofhusband of

Name of your father or spouse (matching the line above)Needed

For example: Late Sardar Mohan Singh Gill

Your full residential addressNeeded

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Have you made a Will?Needed

I have made a WillI have not made a WillI have made a Will, but it may need updating

The person who knows where this register is keptNeeded

For example: Arjun Singh Gill

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Where the signed original of your Will is keptYou may leave this

For example: In the almirah in the study, with the property file

Their phone number or e-mailYou may leave this

Your lawyer, CA, insurance agent and others who hold your papersYou may leave this

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For example: Advocate R. K. Sharma, District Courts, Ludhiana; CA Mehta & Co., Sector 17, Chandigarh

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FAMILY ASSET AND DOCUMENT REGISTER

of __________

THIS IS NOT A WILL. This register is a list of information only. It does not give any property to anyone, does not change who owns anything, and does not replace a Will, a nomination, a gift deed or any other legal document. It is meant to help my family find things, not to decide who gets them.

1. MY WILL AND WHO KNOWS WHERE THINGS ARE

1.1 About my Will: __________.

1.2 The person who knows where this register is kept, and who should be told first: __________.

11. WHERE MY PAPERS ARE KEPT

KEEP THIS REGISTER SAFE AND UP TO DATE

This register is not a Will. I have not written any password, PIN, OTP, card number or locker combination in it, and no one should. I will review it when anything important changes. It does not need witnesses to do its job, which is only to inform; I sign it so that the date and the person who made it are clear.

___________________________

__________ — Maker of this register

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