How it works — 4 steps
1
Answer questions
15-minute online questionnaire.
2
Pay £69
One-off, secure via Stripe.
3
Estate-planner review
Qualified review within 24 hours.
4
Sign & witness
Your Will is legally binding.
Why ClearLegacy is the fastest UK Will service
- 15 minutes to complete — questionnaire is structured, plain-English, no waffle.
- Same-day review for submissions before 4pm on a business day.
- 24-hour turnaround guaranteed for any submission.
- No appointments — solicitors take 1–3 weeks because of appointment scheduling. We don't.
- One-off fixed fee — no hourly billing.
Speed without compromise
Fast doesn't mean rushed. Every ClearLegacy Will is reviewed by a qualified estate planner before release. The structured questionnaire is the speed advantage — it covers exactly what the Wills Act 1837 needs, in the order a Will needs it. We're not skipping the review; we've removed the wasted time.
What's the actual timeline?
- Now — Click "Start My Will". The questionnaire opens immediately.
- +15 minutes — Questionnaire complete. Pay £69 via Stripe.
- Within 24 hours — Estate-planner reviews. Final Will emailed to you with signing instructions.
- +5 minutes after that — Print, sign in front of two adult witnesses (not beneficiaries). Your Will is legally binding.
Need a Will fast? Start now.
15 minutes to complete. Reviewed and emailed within 24 hours. £69 fixed. Same-day for urgent cases.
Start My Will Now →Frequently asked questions
From start to legally binding Will is typically 24–36 hours with ClearLegacy: 15 minutes to complete the questionnaire, up to 24 hours for estate-planner review, then 5 minutes to sign in front of witnesses.
Yes for submissions before 4pm on business days — most are reviewed and emailed the same day. Outside those hours, the next business day is the default.
No. Every Will is reviewed by a qualified estate planner before release. The speed advantage is the structured questionnaire, not skipping the review.
Solicitors require an in-person appointment, which has to be scheduled. Drafting is done after the meeting. Total elapsed time is typically 1–3 weeks.
Yes. A Will is legally valid based on the document itself meeting the Wills Act 1837 — not based on how long it took to write.
Ready to get this done?
Most clients finish in 15 minutes. Reviewed by a qualified estate planner and emailed within 24 hours. £69 fixed.
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