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We prepare your will from home and book the signing with a licensed notary near you. The law requires signing in person; everything else we do online.

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Advantages of making your will with Online Notary

Prepare your will from home with all legal guarantees and sign before a licensed notary near you.

A single trip: Consultation, draft and appointment are handled online. You only visit the notary office on signing day: the law (Law 11/2023) does not allow a will to be executed by videoconference.
Personalized Legal Advice: A legal expert will accompany you throughout the entire process, resolving your doubts and guiding you on the best way to structure your will.
Holographic or Notarial Will: We advise you on the type of will that best suits your situation: open notarial will, closed, or holographic manuscript.
Registration in the Registry: We manage the registration of your will in the General Registry of Last Will Acts so that it is officially recorded.
Multiple Types: Whether to protect your family, manage your estate, or designate heirs and legatees, we adapt the will to your specific needs.
Confidential and Secure: Your will is protocolized with all the security and confidentiality guarantees required by Spanish notarial law.

How is an online will processed?

The process is simple and guided step by step. From the initial consultation to registration in the Registry, we handle everything so you only have to worry about making the important decisions.

1

Paso 1

Initial Consultation

You tell us about your family and asset situation. A legal expert analyzes your case and guides you on the most appropriate type of will and the available options.
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Paso 2

Drafting with the Notary

Our team drafts the will according to your instructions. We review each clause with you to ensure it exactly reflects your wishes.
3

Paso 3

Review and Signing

You sign the will in person before a licensed notary near your home, at an appointment of about 20 minutes that we book for you.
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Paso 4

Registration in the Registry

We manage the registration in the General Registry of Last Will Acts so that your will is properly registered at the national level.

What documents do I need to make a will?

Valid DNI or NIE of the testator
List of assets and liabilities (real estate, accounts, vehicles, etc.)
Complete information on the heirs and legatees
Marriage or divorce documentation if applicable

A will can be modified at any time by granting a new one. The most recent valid will prevails over the previous ones.

What is a will and why is it important?

A will is the legal act by which a person expresses their will regarding the distribution of their assets after their death. Without a will, the law determines who inherits and in what proportion, which may not align with your wishes.

Granting a will is especially important if you have children from different relationships, properties, businesses, or if you want to protect your de facto partner, who without a will could be left legally unprotected.

Types of wills in Spain

The most common is the open notarial will, where the notary attests to the content. There is also the closed will (the notary is unaware of the content) and the holographic will (handwritten and signed by the testator, without a notary, although with fewer guarantees).

Can I change my will?

Yes. The will can be modified or revoked at any time while the testator retains their legal capacity. The last valid will renders the previous ones ineffective, except for express provisions of compatibility.

What happens if I die without a will?

If you die without a will in Spain, intestate succession applies: the law establishes an order of heirs (descendants, spouse, ascendants, collaterals). This can generate family conflicts and complicate the processing of the inheritance, in addition to your de facto partner being excluded in many autonomous communities.

Frequently asked questions about online wills

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How much does it cost to cancel a mortgage registrally?

The costs of the mortgage cancellation in the registry are:

AJD (Documented Legal Acts): Exempt since 2018 for mortgage cancellations. You do not have to pay this tax.
Notarial fees: Regulated by tariff. For a mortgage between 100,000 and 200,000 euros, notarial fees usually range between 90 and 150 euros.
Property Registry: Between 24 and 90 euros, depending on the mortgage capital.
Management costs: If you contract the management with the bank, it may charge between 300 and 1,000 euros. With Notaría Online, the process is more economical.

In total, the cost of canceling the mortgage on your own (without using the bank's agency) usually ranges between 150 and 350 euros.

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Do I need the bank to participate in the mortgage cancellation?

Yes, the bank is required to participate in two aspects:

Issue the zero debt certificate: a document that certifies that the mortgage is fully paid. The bank is obligated to deliver it free of charge within 7 business days from the request.
Sign the cancellation deed: a bank representative must appear before the notary (in person or via videoconference) to execute the cancellation deed.

However, you can choose the notary where the deed is executed. You are not required to use the bank's notary or agency, which can result in significant savings.

Our team coordinates with the bank to obtain the certificate and the representative's schedule for the notarial signing.

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Is notarial signing by videoconference completely legal in Spain?

Yes, it is completely legal. Notarial acts by videoconference are expressly permitted in Spain by:

The Law 11/2023, of 8 May, on the digitalization of notarial and registrarial acts and communication acts
The previous modifications to the Notarial Law and its Regulations

The notary must:

Verify the identity of the grantor by viewing the DNI/NIE via camera
Read the document in full
Ensure that the grantor understands the content and gives their consent freely
Attest to the signature in real time

The resulting document has exactly the same validity as one granted in person: it is a public deed with all its legal effects.

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What technology is required to sign before a notary via videoconference?

The technical requirements are minimal. You only need:

Device with camera: laptop or desktop computer with webcam, tablet or smartphone
Microphone: integrated in the device or with headphones with microphone
Stable internet connection: minimum 5 Mbps upload speed
Updated browser: Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge

It is not necessary to install any special software. The videoconference is conducted through standard platforms that work directly in the browser.

Before the appointment, our team performs a technical test with you to ensure that everything works correctly.

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What do I need to do with the will of a person who has died?

Upon the death of the testator, the following steps should be taken:

First, obtain the death certificate, which is usually provided by the company that handled the funeral services.
Second, obtain the certificate of last wills. This certificate cannot be obtained until at least 15 days have passed since the testator's death; many death insurance policies include the provision of this certificate; if not, please contact us, and we will facilitate it for you.
Once we have the death certificate and the certificate of last wills, we will verify in which notary office the last will was executed. With this information, we can request the authorized copy, and once obtained, we can initiate the procedures for the adjudication of the inheritance and the processing of the inheritance and gift tax.

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What is an executor and what is its function?

An executor is a person designated in a will by the testator to administer and distribute the assets of the deceased person in accordance with the provisions established in the will. The executor has the responsibility to ensure that the wishes of the testator are fulfilled and can be a trusted friend, a family member, or even a professional.

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Can I change my will in the future?

Yes, you can change your will at any time as long as your mental capacity is not impaired. To make changes, you must make a new will that revokes all previous wills. Therefore, the last will granted will be the only one that has validity.

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Do I need a lawyer to make a will?

It is not mandatory to hire a lawyer to make a will; our team of document managers will assist you in the processing and management of your will for its signing at the notary.

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What is the difference between a will and a living will?

A will is a document that takes effect after a person's death, whereas a living will is a document that sets out your wishes and decisions regarding medical treatments and healthcare in the event that you are unable to make decisions for yourself.

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Why is it important to make a will?

Making a will allows you to have control over the distribution of your assets and ensure that your wishes are fulfilled after your death. Without a valid will, your assets will be distributed according to the law, which may not reflect your wishes or priorities.

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What is a will?

A will is a document that establishes how the assets and properties of a person (testator) will be distributed after their death. In a will, you can designate heirs, appoint executors, guardians, administrators, curators, and express your wishes on other important matters, such as the guardianship of children.

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Who handles your procedure

A team of lawyers and administrators prepares the paperwork, explains what you are going to sign and books you in with one of the registered notaries in our network. We are not a notary: the signature is always authorised by the notary.

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