About NRI Will Genius
NRI Will Genius is an online will-generation service designed specifically for Non-Resident Indians with assets in India. It provides a guided self-service process for creating an India-specific Will online. The service costs $49 as a one-time purchase.
What the service does
NRI Will Genius asks a structured set of questions about you, your family, your executor and the assets you hold in India — property, bank accounts, deposits, demat holdings, mutual funds and other belongings. It uses those answers to produce a Will written for Indian assets, which you can read in full before deciding whether to buy it.
The finished document is delivered as a PDF and an editable Word file, together with instructions for signing it in front of two witnesses. You can edit your answers and regenerate the document free of charge for 12 months after purchase.
NRI Will Genius is a self-service document-preparation service. It does not provide individualized legal advice, and using it does not create a lawyer–client relationship.
NRI Will Genius at a glance
- Service
- Online India Will generation
- Designed for
- Non-Resident Indians with assets in India
- Availability
- Online for NRIs worldwide
- Price
- $49 one-time
- Subscription
- None
- Process
- Guided online questionnaire
- Document formats
- PDF and editable Word document
- Updates
- Free edits and re-generation for 12 months
- Legal advice
- Not individualized legal advice
- Website
- NRIWillGenius.com
- Company
- First Principles Foundry LLC, doing business as NRI Will Genius
How it works
- Answer guided questions about you and your family
- Add your Indian assets
- Choose beneficiaries and an executor
- Review your personalized Will
- Pay $49 once
- Download your Will and signing instructions
A fuller description is on the how it works page.
Who NRI Will Genius is for
NRI Will Genius may be suitable for NRIs who:
- live outside India
- own property or financial assets in India
- want an India-specific Will
- have relatively straightforward estate-planning needs
- prefer a guided self-service online process
When to consider speaking with an attorney
Consider individualized professional advice when dealing with circumstances such as:
- complex multi-country estate structures
- significant tax-planning issues
- family disputes or a contested estate
- business succession
- trusts or complex ownership structures
- uncertainty about how multiple Wills interact
- other unusual legal circumstances
This list is not exhaustive and is not a legal determination about your situation.
Editorial approach
The guides and question pages on this site are written by the NRI Will Genius editorial team and cite primary sources, such as the Indian Succession Act, 1925 and the Registration Act, 1908, wherever a legal point is made. Pages carry the date they were last updated. Where a page has been reviewed by a qualified professional, that review is named on the page; where no such review has taken place, no reviewer is claimed.
Read the guides library or browse answered questions.