Deaths are usually registered by a relative of the deceased. If the person dies at home or at hospital, the death can be registered by:
Deaths taking place anywhere else can be registered by:
Arrange an appointment with the Registrar. Find your local registrar.
Take the medical certificate to the appointment.
Tell the Registrar how many copies of the death certificate you will need. It’s advisable to get more than one as different companies may want a certified copy (e.g. insurance companies, credit card companies etc.) Although it can be expensive, additional copies can be provided at a later date if needed.
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