Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

The secretary of state shall create and
maintain a will registry. The information contained in such registry shall
include: the full name of the person making the will; the date the will was
made; and sufficient identification of the location of the will at the time of
registration. The method of registration shall be on a form required by the
secretary of state. The fee for registration shall be ten dollars ($10.00)
which shall be deposited by the secretary of state in the general fund. The
secretary of state shall not be liable in any way for the accuracy of the
information contained in the registry. The existence, or nonexistence, of a
registration for a particular will shall not be considered as an evidentiary
fact in any proceeding relating to such will. The failure to file information
about a will in the registry shall not be a factor in the validity of the
will, nor shall the failure to file be considered as malpractice on the part
of any attorney as to the will. Only interested persons as defined in section
15-1-201, Idaho Code, or their attorneys may search the records contained
herein. The secretary of state shall not be liable for the accuracy of the
representation of the interested person or the interested person's attorney.

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