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From a folder at home to a registry the right people can reach.

Setting up a registry is a short, practical process. Here is each step, what it asks of you, and what happens when someone needs a document.

What to gather

Start with the documents you already have. Nothing needs to be drafted, and nothing needs to be complete before you begin.

Documents you might include

  • Advance healthcare directive
  • Allergy and medication lists
  • Emergency contacts
  • Will and trust
  • Power of attorney
  • Insurance policy

Details to have ready

  • Your personal and contact details and an ID number
  • For each person you designate: their name, mobile number, and email
  • Optional: their relationship to you and extra contact details

RegistryAZ stores existing files. It does not create legal documents or provide legal or tax advice.

Register

You can register for yourself, or as a trustee, attorney, or person holding power of attorney for someone else. Registration, purchase, and your account all happen in the RegistryAZ application.

$100

per document upload

$300

for 6 uploads, offered only at first registration

Either way you pay once. There are no monthly or annual fees afterward.

Complete pricing and terms

Upload

Add files now or later. If you chose the bundle, the uploads wait in your account until you use them.

Capacity
Up to 12 documents in a registry
File size
5 MB or smaller per file
Formats
PDF, JPG, JPEG, and PNG
Storage
Encrypted at rest and in transit, with redundant storage

Choose access

Permissions are set per document. Each person or institution sees only the files you allow for them.

  • Designated people

    Zero to 5 individuals, each with their own document-level permissions.

  • Hospitals and courts

    Grant access to particular documents, such as a directive for hospitals or a will for courts.

  • Printable ID card

    Carry it so someone can discover that your registry exists.

While you may grant access to hospitals and courts, there is no guarantee that hospitals or courts will utilize the service.

How retrieval works

When a document is needed, a designated person, hospital, or court goes to registry lookup. Retrieval is free for them.

  1. 1 They search with your name and one identifier.
  2. 2 They complete a verification step.
  3. 3 They receive a time-limited, encrypted link to only the documents you permitted.
  4. 4 The access attempt is logged in your registry.
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Keep it current

Plans change. When a document is amended, upload the replacement for $50. Replacing an allergy or medication list is free. You can delete a document or change permissions at any time.

Ready to put your documents within reach?

Create your registry