Mexico's National Will Campaign 2026 Offers Discounts and Extended Hours

Mexico's 2026 National Will Campaign provides legal discounts and extended notary hours to facilitate estate planning.

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The Mexican government launched its 24th annual 'September, Will Month' campaign in August 2026 to encourage citizens to create wills. ^[1] The 2026 Will Month campaign in Mexico launches on September 1, 2026, offering discounts of up to 50% on notary fees for drafting public wills. ^[2] During the 2025 campaign, the Ministry of the Interior reported that 145,461 wills were executed nationwide. ^[3] Failing to have a will can lead to intestate succession lawsuits that cost an average of $80,000 pesos and can exceed $200,000 pesos. ^[4] Notary fees for public wills in Nayarit are set at $4,100 pesos during the campaign period. ^[5] The campaign is jointly organized by the Ministry of Interior (Secretaría de Gobernación) and the National College of Mexican Notaries (Colegio Nacional del Notariado Mexicano). ^[6]

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The Mexican government launched its 24th annual 'September, Will Month' campaign in August 2026 to encourage citizens to create wills. ·

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The 2026 Will Month campaign in Mexico launches on September 1, 2026, offering discounts of up to 50% on notary fees for drafting public wills. · El Informador

During the 2025 campaign, the Ministry of the Interior reported that 145,461 wills were executed nationwide. ·

publimetro.com.mxMexico

Failing to have a will can lead to intestate succession lawsuits that cost an average of $80,000 pesos and can exceed $200,000 pesos. · El Informador

Notary fees for public wills in Nayarit are set at $4,100 pesos during the campaign period. · El Informador

The campaign is jointly organized by the Ministry of Interior (Secretaría de Gobernación) and the National College of Mexican Notaries (Colegio Nacional del Notariado Mexicano). · El Informador

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