Steps
The testator signs the will, seals it, signs across the seal and presents it to the official and at least two witnesses, declaring it is their will and, if not self-written, naming the writer.
A secret will (section 1660) is signed, sealed in an envelope, signed across the seal and presented to the district official with two witnesses. The content stays confidential while its existence is officially recorded.

A secret will (section 1660) is signed, sealed in an envelope, signed across the seal and presented to the district official with two witnesses. The content stays confidential while its existence is officially recorded.
This form suits testators who want confidential content with official evidence the will exists. This page explains the steps. General information under Book VI of the Thai Civil and Commercial Code; not legal advice on your situation.
The testator signs the will, seals it, signs across the seal and presents it to the official and at least two witnesses, declaring it is their will and, if not self-written, naming the writer.
The official records the declaration and date on the envelope and seals it; the testator, witnesses and official then sign the envelope.
The will need not be handwritten, but the testator must sign it. Check content before sealing, as later changes require a new will.
The testator may keep the envelope or deposit it under the rules. Tell someone trusted that a secret will exists and where it is.
An opened envelope or damaged seal may lead to validity disputes. Store safely and do not open it until court or estate procedures.
Check interpreter and ID requirements with the registry and prepare a Thai translation for later court use.




Full coverage
Documents accepted nationwide
Ask our team; confirmed in writing before work starts
Most clients pair these services together
Fees and turnaround depend on the document type and receiving authority — please contact our staff by phone, LINE or email.