Is a will signed in another state valid in Nevada?

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Yes, a will signed in another state is valid in Nevada, as long as it met the legal requirements for valid wills in the state where it was signed. It may require additional proof of being valid compared to another will, for example, if it lacks a self-proving affidavit of the witnesses.

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