The Electronic Wills Act status for North Dakota is currently pending primary-source verification. Until an enacting bill is confirmed against the state legislature, we suppress the claim rather than publish unverified data. See the UEWA pillar for the current list of confirmed adopting jurisdictions.
Revocation in North Dakota
Revocation statutes vary state-by-state on the divorce-auto-revocation question. Verify the state's specific revocation-by-operation-of-law statute (often a separate chapter from the will-execution statute).
Pre-filled with North Dakota as both execution and domicile state. Adjust to test cross-state scenarios.
Will validity decoder
Describe an executed will. The engine runs the cross-state portability conditional against the 50-state + DC matrix and returns a verdict with statute pins. All inputs stay in your browser.
Verdict — VALID
VALID under ND probate. The will was executed and remains domiciled in ND, satisfying its will-execution statute with 2 witnesses.
Conformity rule. ND's will-execution statute (UPC §2-502 pattern) requires two competent witnesses; with two attested witnesses the will is valid.