You should store your original Will in a secure safe place, like a safe or safety deposit box, where it cannot be stolen, altered or destroyed. Alternatively, you can store it with your accountant or lawyer, so that you have a permanent, safe location. We may retain a true original copy or original at our office if requested. Your original Will is what your executor will need to present to the Probate Registry in future, not a copy. It is recommended that you keep other important documents with your Will too, so your executor has what he or she requires when the time comes.