Nice work! You and your partner have downloaded your prenuptial agreement on HelloPrenup! 🎊
We have put together this handy checklist to walk you through getting your document signed and safely secured! 🖋️
Next Steps after Generating your Prenup:
INSPECT: Review your prenup carefully. This is very important! Questions? Unsure about any of the provisions? Bring this document to an attorney for advice or edits before you sign.
ATTORNEY SERVICES: Decide if you need or want to elicit help from an attorney through our platform. You can find attorneys in your state here.
PRINT: Print at least **three** (3) original copies.
SIGN: Sign your document in the presence of a notary. We recommend Notarize.com. Check out our page all about prenup notarization.
INITIAL: Initial the bottom of each page.
KEEP IT SAFE: It is always recommended that each spouse keeps an original, signed Agreement in a safe place. Keep your 3rd physical copy of your completed prenup in a secure place like a safety deposit box.
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