In the past three months I have received copies of two Wills from NAS. On the first occasion, I was told the Will (1924) had been digitised, and so I was able to see it on a computer, and the staff printed copies there and then. These cost 50p each. Three weeks ago, I wanted copies of another Will (1939) and expected the procedure to be the same, but this one had not been digitised, and so I had to wait until it was brought to NAS before I could read it two days later. Copies were not available until the day after that. These cost 50p each, plus £2 postage. Margaret Buchanan Aberdeen.

Hi Margaret My example was a few years ago (at a guess about five or more) it cost me in excess of £20 for one 1917 will Three more had via a researcher were over £60 they were before the one above (and now are available online for a fiver each) Since then things have improved greatly by the sounds of it Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) In the past three months I have received copies of two Wills from NAS. On the first occasion, I was told the Will (1924) had been digitised, and so I was able to see it on a computer, and the staff printed copies there and then. These cost 50p each. Three weeks ago, I wanted copies of another Will (1939) and expected the procedure to be the same, but this one had not been digitised, and so I had to wait until it was brought to NAS before I could read it two days later. Copies were not available until the day after that. These cost 50p each, plus £2 postage. Margaret Buchanan Aberdeen.