Securely record where your will is stored,without disclosing its contents.
Registry of Wills helps you keep a private record that your will exists, when it was made, and where it is stored, so key information can be found when it is needed.
- The contents of your will are not disclosed or stored on the website.
- Will contents are not disclosed.
- Secure account access.
- Private record keepin.
- Update your details when needed.
What Registry of Wills Does
Record that your will exists
Make your will easy to find.
Record when it was made
Maintain a clear record of when your will was signed or updated.
Record where it is stored
Keep a record of where it is stored
Keep the contents private
Ensure will details remain confidential.
Why This Matters
Many people make a will, but their family or representatives may not know where it is stored when it is needed. Registry of Wills helps create a private record of the key information, reducing confusion and helping important details be found more easily.
- A will may be stored with a solicitor, adviser, bank, home file or another location.
- Family members may not know where to look.
- Key details can be delayed or missed.
- A simple private record can provide peace of mind.
How it works
1
Create your account
Register securely using your basic details.
2
Record the key details
Enter where your will is stored and who holds the relevant information.
3
Update when needed
Log in and update your record if your details change.
What You Record
- Your name and contact details.
- Date the will was made.
- Where the will is stored.
- Solicitor or adviser details, if applicable.
- Optional supporting information.
What Is Not Disclosed
- The contents of your will.
- Public access to your record.
- Publication of personal information.
- Sharing without consent.
How your information is protected
Your record is handled through secure account access, privacy-conscious data handling and restricted access controls.
- Secure website connection.
- Secure login.
- Strong password guidance.
- Restricted admin access.
- Secure hosting.
- Backups.
- Privacy-conscious handling.
Who is behind Registry of Wills
Eugene Hayes worked with Ulster Bank for over 30 years and is a Fellow of the Institute of Bankers in Ireland, a Qualified Financial Advisor, a Chartered Secretary, and a member of the Institute of Directors in Ireland.
In 2002, he incorporated Midwest Corporate Services Limiteand Midwest Financial Services Limited,authorised by the Department of Justice as a Trust and Company Service Provider (TCSP), providing corporate governance and company secretarial services to directors, accountants, and solicitors.
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Common Questions
Do you store the contents of my will?
No. Registry of Wills records key location and reference details only. The contents of your will are not disclosed or stored on the website.
Can I update my record later?
Yes. You can log in and update your details if anything changes.
Who can access my information?
Access is restricted to authorised users and administrators only.
Does this create my will?
Registry of Wills does not create a will and does not provide legal advice. It records key information about where your will is stored.
Create your secure will record today
Record the key details of where your will is stored so the information can be found when it is needed.