Wills, Recording
Some states, such as New York, allow people to record their wills with government offices prior to death.  Pennsylvania Wills are not filed or recorded with any official office prior to the testator's death.

Although a will is legal document at the moment it is properly executed it may still be changed or revoked at any time before the testator's death, which precludes the necessity of recording any Wills before that time.

See: Will Validity, Generally; Wills, Revoking; Wills, Photocopy