Once you’ve finished writing your will online, you need to print it off, sign it with two witnesses, then store it. You have a few options for this: At home. This is free, but it’s important to keep your will somewhere secure and memorable. You don’t want to accidentally throw it away. With us. If you choose our £10 a year subscription, we’ll store a physical copy of your will, and update it for you if any changes to the law make the wording outdated. We’ll also register your will with Certainty, the National Will Register, so your family can find your will easily when the time comes. With the Probate Service. If you’re in England or Wales, you can store your will with the government’s Probate Service for £20. With a legal professional. You can also keep your will with a solicitor or will writing service, usually for a fee. You should always ask the professional who writes your will to register it on Certainty. Remember: It’s very important not to store your will in a bank safety deposit box. The bank might not be able to release the contents of the safety deposit box without a grant of probate, and a will is required to apply for a grant of probate.