If the testator signs and dates at the bottom of his will in the presence of a legitimate notary, and the notary thence adds his/her stamp and certifies the signature; that eliminates the requirement that wills need to include signature of a witness -- right?? In all fifty States? In West Virginia? Thanks, I knew I could count on you.
if it was legitimately notarized, that would be the witness signature imo now if called into question, they could call the notary to the stand
