An oral will refers to a will made in a critical situation, but if the testator can make a will in writing or by recording after the critical situation is relieved, the oral will made is invalid and the oral will must meet certain conditions. First, the testator's life is in danger or other critical situations. If under normal circumstances, the testator cannot dispose of his property in the form of an oral will. Second, Because of this critical situation, the testator cannot make a will in the form of a written will. Where the testator can make a will in the form of self writing, proxy writing, notarization, etc. under this situation, he cannot make an oral will again. There must be more than two witnesses present and more than two witnesses present, Its purpose is to ensure the authenticity of the oral will. The procedure of the oral will: the testator finds more than two witnesses in the presence of the testator in critical situations such as dying life, and the testator can record the content of the will orally, but because of the critical situation, the testator cannot modify or correct the witness, and may not record the content, The memory of the witness shall prevail. Since oral will is a form of will that must be adopted when other forms of will cannot be adopted due to critical circumstances, and compared with other forms of will, oral will is a form of will that lacks the most authenticity (or is most likely to be wrong), once the critical circumstances are lifted, the testator can use other forms (such as writing, recording) If you make a will, the oral will will naturally become invalid. Even if the testator does not make a will in other forms, the oral will will still be invalid. I hope it can solve your doubts and help you. If you have any doubts or other legal issues, we also provide online consulting services. Welcome to online consulting