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The DIFC Wills Service Centre was launched to serve the needs of non-Muslims who own property and/or reside in the UAE. One significant advantage of DIFC Wills is that the probate procedure is quick, easy, affordable, and conducted in English at the DIFC Courts. A complete legal framework for the registration of DIFC Wills is provided under the DIFC WPR Rules.
Key reasons to prepare your DIFC Wills with us:
An easy 3-step process to prepare your DIFC Wills:
We’ll understand your specific needs through a legal consultation.
Our team will draft your Will and make revisions based on your feedback.
Once approved, we’ll handle the registration process with ADJD.
Contact us to know the pricing details for DIFC Will preparation.
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Here are answers to the most commonly asked questions about DIFC Wills.
A DIFC Will is a Will that is registered at the DIFC Wills Service Centre (formerly DIFC Wills & Probate Registry). Such a legal document is registered in English and can be only made by non-Muslims in the UAE.
Firstly, a prior appointment for the online registration needs to be scheduled with the DIFC WSC. On the scheduled date, the testator and two (2) witnesses must join an online call with an officer at DIFC WSC, and provide their e-signatures. Once the registration is complete, the Wills shall be uploaded on DIFC’s online portal.
The executor is an individual selected by the testator (the individual making the Will) to implement the wishes included in the Will. The executor holds the responsibility of ensuring that the deceased person’s assets are passed on to the rightful heir.
Yes, you need to bring along two (2) individuals for witnessing during the registration of the Will.