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What happen if both witnesses to the Will have died or cannot be located when the Will is submitted to the Court for Probate?

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What happen if both witnesses to the Will have died or cannot be located when the Will is submitted to the Court for Probate?

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The Court will require an affidavit from the person who was present when the Will was executed. If there is no such person, it will require an affidavit from a person who can verify the authenticity of the testator’s signature.