# Willuma — Full Reference

> Free AI-powered will creation for England and Wales.

## About Willuma

Willuma is a free online will-writing platform that helps adults in England and Wales create legal wills. The service produces wills that are legally valid when printed, signed, and witnessed.

### How It Works

1. **Conversation**: Answer guided questions about your wishes — personal details, beneficiaries, executors, guardians, and more.
2. **Review**: Check your will in a clear summary. Edit any section before finalising.
3. **Sign**: Print, sign with two witnesses, and your will is legally valid.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Is an online will legally valid?
Yes. A will made online is legally valid in England & Wales provided it's printed, signed by you, and witnessed by two independent adults.

### How long does it take?
Most people finish in around 15 minutes. You can save progress and come back any time.

### Can I update my will later?
Absolutely. Log back in, make changes, and generate a new version whenever your circumstances change.

### Do I need professional advice?
If your situation is complex, we'll tell you clearly and point you to the right next step.

### What happens after I sign?
Store your signed will somewhere safe and tell your executors where it is.

### Is my data safe?
Yes. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit. The platform is GDPR compliant with full data portability and right to deletion.

## How to Sign Your Will

1. **Print your will** on plain A4 paper, single-sided
2. **Read it through** carefully
3. **Gather two independent witnesses** (over 18, not beneficiaries)
4. **Sign in front of both witnesses** at the bottom of the last page
5. **Witnesses sign and add their full name and address**

## Links

- Homepage: https://willuma.co.uk/
- Sign Up: https://willuma.co.uk/signup
- Signing Guide: https://willuma.co.uk/signing-guide
- Digital Vault: https://willuma.co.uk/vault-info
- Privacy Policy: https://willuma.co.uk/privacy-policy
- Terms of Service: https://willuma.co.uk/terms