Self Proved Electronic Wills In Arizona**:  

To be self-proved and valid in Arizona, an electronic will must meet all of the following requirements:

1.  Be created and maintained in an electronic record.

2.  Designate a qualified custodian to maintain custody of the electronic will.

3.  State the date and time that the testator and witnesses electronically signed the will.  (This information is stored in the permanent audit trail and the audio/visual recording.)

4.  Contain a copy of the current government-issued identification card of the testator that was current at the time of the will.  (This information is stored in the permanent audit trail and the audio/visual recording.) 

5.  Contain the electronic signature of the testator or the testator's electronic signature made by some other individual in the testator's conscious presence and by the testator's direction.

6.  Contain the electronic signature of at least two persons - witnesses who meet the witness requirements.

7.  Contain the electronic signature and electronic seal of a notary public placed on the will in accordance with applicable law.

8. Before being offered for probate or being reduced to a certified paper original, be under the exclusive control of a qualified custodian at all times.

**DISCLAIMER:  We are not attorney's and legally cannot give advice or recommendations.  Please consult your attorney for advice or recommendations or further explanation of the law with regard to this topic or any other legal matter including how to create a self-proving electronic will).