An Arizona self-proving affidavit is a document that confirms that a willmaker (known as a "testator") legally and voluntarily executed a last will and testament. While a self-proving affidavit is not required in Arizona, it helps to provide assurance that probate officials will accept the last will and testament.
Signing Requirements – Two witnesses and a notary public.
Sample
Arizona Self-Proving Affidavit Form
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