Will is not required to be executed on stamp paper 

only requirement is will should be attested by 2 witnesses 

1. There's no need to use stamp paper for executing a WILL.

2.  It can be done on plain paper.

3.  There's no need to register the WILL.

4.   Only two witnesses have to affix their signatures on the WILL document.

5.   The witnesses should not be beneficiaries.

Will can execute on plain paper. NO stamp duty levy. Execute on Plain paper, typed and attested by 2 reliable witness. All pages will sign by father.

Just get it notorise. Even registered WILL cost maximum 1500rs excluding advocate fees.

1. WILL can be executed on a plain or bond paper.

2. The Testator ( the one who executes the WILL) should have sound mental health and there should not be any coercion or threat or threatening by anyone, while executing the WILL.

1. See use of stamp paper is not.compulsoary for the will you may use 50 or 100 rs. Stamp paper for will and may get will notarised. Current it is better to register same before sub registrar office.

Use of stamp paper is not mandatory for will .

Since registration of Will is not compulsory, it need not be written on any stamp paper. 

In other words a valid Will can be written on a blank sheet but duly attested by 2 witnesses. 

Dear Sir,

The unregistered will does not require any stamp paper and you may use plain paper as well. 

1. WILL can be hand written or typed on Plain White paper and MUST COMPULSORILY  be attested with minimum two witnesses.  This is the only legal requirement under law.

2. There is no legal need for Stamp Paper or Notary attestation or Registration of WILL.

- As per law, No stamp paper is required for writing a WILL . It can be prepared on any paper and also on stamp paper ,if you want , but not mandatory. 

 - An unregistered will is valid document, if it conforms to legal requirement of two witnesses who have signed the WILL in the presence of the testator and the testator has signed the WILL in their presence. 

- Hence, the Registration of a Will is not compulsory, and after the death of the testator, an executor of the WILL or a heir of the deceased testator can apply for probate.

Its written on 500 rupees stamp paper and registered with registered under registration act. where you need to pay registration and stamp duty charges accordingly because each state has different stamp duty rates 2 to 5% of market value or in some states its nominal charges for WILL registration.

For will there is no requirements of stamp duty as will is exempt from stamp duty

Stamp paper is not required

Hi 

1) An unregistered Will can be written even on a white paper and is valid in courts as evidence. 

2) All a WILL needs is that it has to be signed by your father in present of two independent witnesses . 

3) However, if you so wish, you can use a Rs20-/- stamp paper in your father's name and also mention that it is for self.

4) Please note registration of a WILL will cost you not more than Rs3500-/- and is the best way prescribed by law.

5) You need to convince your father that a WILL(Registered/unregistered) can be changed/amended/cancelled/modified any number of times by your father and last WILL shall be final. 

Hope this information is useful

A Will can be written in a plain paper also but has to be duly attested by attesting witnesses in all the pages along with the testator.

There is no necessity for a non judicial stamp paper for writing a will.

The Will can be written on a plain paper itself.

It is not mandatory to write the Will in the non judicial stamp paper only.

There is no requirement for stamp duty for bequeathing property through Will.

The basic requirement is, there should be two attesting witnesses to the Will, who can vouch for the said execution when the issue comes up for checking the genuineness of said Will

Reply to second post:

The property can be bequeathed by your Father on a plain paper.  

The details of properties bequeathed to each person should be captured with minutest possible details.

The execution of Will should be  attested by two witnesses. 

A will may be written on 100 Rs stamp paper and registration in this regard do not cost much more and it is always better to get it registered and probate for the security reason.

An unregistered will does not need a stamp paper. You may write it on a plain paper.

The stamp paper needed depends upon the valuation of the property. Engage a lawyer who will tell you the cost based upon the circle rate of the property.

You can make WILL and no stamp paper is required. Also registration of WILL is not mandatory but it is advisable to register the same in order to avoid dispute

stamp paper not mandatory even you can write on white Plain paper. 

Rs 100

Will does not require any stamp duty. 

It can be made on simple white paper. 

1. Will is not required to be written on stamp paper in the first place. It may be on a plain paper.

2. But do register the will, even though registration of it is not mandatory.

3. Get the will drafted by a lawyer so that it is sans any flaw.

No stamp paper is required for sedition of will 

it can be on any paper 

Stamp paper is not required for unregistered will but you can still use a 100 Rs non judicial stamp for making Unregistered will.