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AUTHORIZATION TO PREPARE REMAINS Deceased: Date of Death: Date of Authorization: EXCEPT IN CERTAIN SPECIAL CASES, EMBALMING IS NOT REQUIRED BY LAW. EMBALMING MAY BE NECESSARY, HOWEVER, IF YOU SELECT

How to fill out authorization to prepare remains

How to fill out authorization to prepare remains

1. To fill out authorization to prepare remains, follow these steps:
2. Begin by obtaining the authorization form from the proper authority, such as a funeral home or hospital.
3. Fill out the decedent's personal information accurately, including their full name, date of birth, and social security number.
4. Specify the type of preparation you authorize, whether it is embalming, cremation, or any other method.
5. Indicate any additional instructions or requests regarding the preparation of remains.
6. Sign and date the authorization form, ensuring that your signature is legible.
7. Submit the completed form to the appropriate authority or service provider.
8. It is important to carefully read and understand the authorization form before filling it out to ensure that you provide the correct information and authorize the desired preparations for the remains.

Who needs authorization to prepare remains?

1. Anyone who is responsible for making decisions about the preparation of remains needs authorization.
2. This includes family members or legal representatives of the deceased.
3. Depending on local regulations or specific circumstances, the authorization may be required from a designated next of kin, immediate family member, or an appointed executor of the estate.
4. The specific requirements for authorization may vary, so it is recommended to consult with the appropriate authority, such as a funeral home or local authorities, to determine who exactly needs to provide authorization.

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