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Now that you've received your carefully customised Last Will and Testament, you're going to want to make sure that there is absolutely no room for any uncertainty after your death. So remember the following easy steps when you sign your Will:

• The testator(s) (i.e. the person or people making the Will)
• Each testator and each witness must sign every page and at the end, in each other's presence.
• You will see that the signature page indicates the spots where you should sign above your name.
• Remember to fill in the date and place of signature. Spaces have been provided for this on the signature page.
• It is also very important that the Will is signed by two witnesses.
• The two witnesses you choose must not be people who will benefit from the Will in any way, and they must also not be the same people who you have chosen to act as your executor.
• Each of the witnesses should follow the same steps as set out above, i.e. they should sign every page and then sign in full on the signature page in the places provided for them.
• On the signature page only, the witnesses should print their names below their signatures, in the space provided.

Once you've finished signing your Will, make sure you keep the original in a safe place and give someone instructions on where to find the Will after your death. It's also a good idea to make a few copies of the Will so that they can also be stored in a safe place.

Well, done on completing your Will. You've not only ensured that your family's interests are protected after your death, but you've also ensured your own peace of mind and that of your loved ones.

Please remember to update your last will and testament regularly - changes in your personal or financial circumstances can have important impacts on the application and interpretation of your will.