How A Will Search Works:

The U.S. Will Registry offers a comprehensive national database search to assist in locating a missing last will and testament.  This information is searchable by the Name, State and Birthdate of the individual who made the Will.  Registered wills are dated as far back as 1967.  

The simple process of searching The U.S. Will Registry is as follows: 

• A loved one who is unaware of the location of a Will searches by Name, State and Birthdate of the deceased. 
• When a search is done for a Will and a match is found, then the person searching for the Will must provide documents (Searcher's ID and a copy of the death certificate) to the registry before any information is released. Once documents are received, the location of the will is then provided to the family member's attorney.
• If no match is found in our database, then your information is automatically added to our MISSING WILL DATABASE. This will allow all attorneys to have access to your contact information when searching for family members of a deceased client.

The U.S. Will Registry receives over 2500 searches a month for a missing will.  Make sure your family can locate your will by registering FREE!

"My Uncle had his will stored with a friend.  The registration in The Will Registry directed us to where to locate his will.  We are so thankful".  Mary Defano

"Without The U.S Will Registry, my family would never have been able to find my mothers will".  Christy Kennedy

"No one in my family had a clue who the attorney was who wrote my grandfathers will.  Thankfully, his will was registered by his attorney and his last wishes were respected." Hallie Kaufman