Wills Online Information Form - Appointment, Prepared, Nanaimo, BC

If you would like to have a Will prepared, call Pacific Station Notaries at (250) 756-7720
for an appointment or you may fill out our online Will form prior to your first appointment. This will help you keep your busy schedule on track and use your time efficiently and effectively! Once you have submitted your form, please contact our office at (250) 756-7720 to make an appointment!

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Current Date*
DD slash MM slash YYYY

Please enter date format as: DAY / MONTH / YEAR
Preferred method of communication*
Personal Information
Your e-mail address*
Your full name*
Other name(s) you are or have been known by
Address*
Occupation
Phone #'s: Home Phone*
Cell Phone
Work Place Phone
Place of Birth
Marital Status
Date of Marriage: (if applicable)

Day
Month
Year
If common-law, how many years?
Date of Divorce: (if applicable)

Day
Month
Year
Do you have a Pre-nuptial Contract?
Do you have a Separation Agreement?
Spouses full name: (if applicable)
Other name(s) your Spouse is or has been known by
Address: (if different from your own)
Occupation
Home Phone: (if different from your own)
Cell Phone
Work Place Phone
Date of Birth

Day
Month
Year
Place of birth
Have either you or your Spouse been previously married?

Additional Information
Where will you keep the original Will after signing? (we recommend a safety deposit box)
Safety Deposit Box at
If not in a safety deposit box, then where will the original will be kept?
Do you wish to be cremated or buried?
What do you want to have done with your ashes if you have chosen to be cremated
Have you made any pre-paid arrangements for your funeral?
And if so, with whom?
Do you want a Will's Notice filed with the Division of Vital Statistics?
Are you familiar with the Wills Variation Act?
Section 2 of the Wills Variation Act states that “despite any law or statute to the contrary, if a testator dies leaving a Will that does not, in the court’s opinion, make adequate provision for the proper maintenance and support of the testator’s Spouse or children, the court may in its discretion, in an action by or on behalf of the Spouse or children, order that the provision that it thinks adequate, just and equitable in the circumstances be made out of the testator’s estate for the Spouse or children”. In this statute, “Spouse” also means common-law Spouse where the parties have co-habitated for at least two years. If you are choosing to leave an unequal distribution or to leave a Spouse or child out of your Will altogether, we will ask you to provide a memorandum setting out in as much detail as possible the reason.
Is this for a Will for each Spouse where the Wills are identical?

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Personal Information

Children

Child 1

Child 2

Child 3

Child 4

Child 5

Child 6

Child 7

Executor(s)

Person(s) you wish to be alternate Executor

Assets

Do you have any specific assets you wish to leave to a named individual rather than have included as part of the residue of your Estate?

Are there any cash gift or charitable donation you wish to leave?

Division of Estate

Division of Estate If No Spouse

Guardians

Alternate Guardians

Additional Information

Where will you keep the original Will after signing? (we recommend a safety deposit box)

Power of Attorney/ Representation Agreement

Have you given Power of Attorney or a Representation Agreement to anyone to conduct your affairs in the event of incapacity while you are alive?

If not, do you wish to do a Power of attorney or Representation Agreement now?

Person(s) you wish to be alternate:

Please Note

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