The following is not required to make a will:
A)Testamentary capacity.
B)Writing.
C)Self-proving clause.
D)Testator's signature.

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While a self-proving clause is useful in establishing the validity of a will, it is not essential for creating a valid will. Testamentary capacity, writing, and the testator's signature are all required elements for a will to be legally valid.

The Following Is Not Required to Make a Will