Certificate Cremation Document Form 6
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How to fill out Certificate As Disposition Of Cremated Body?
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Medical Practitioner can issue the Certificate of cause of death. Issuing MCCD, is done immediately after deciding the person is dead, by the same doctor who has declared the person dead, provided that the doctor is certain about of the cause of death and if it is a natural death.
Depending on where the cremation occurs, you may be required to use a coffin. For example, NSW Public Health requires all cremations, including direct cremations, to use a coffin.
Certificates are sent 15 working days after you apply. If you need the certificate sooner, you can use the priority service for £35. It'll be sent the next working day if you order by 4pm. Extra copies are the same price.
Documents Required Name and Surname of the Deceased and his/her nationality. Name of Husband/Father/Mother Occupation/Profession of the Deceased. Address of the Deceased. Religion, Sex and Caste of the Deceased. Date, time and cause of death. Age of Deceased. Name and Address of the Person Making Report. Date of Report.
Can you get cremated without a coffin? It is possible to be cremated without a coffin, but a direct cremation typically involves a simple container, which may be made from cardboard or another cheaper material, rather than solid wood.
