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  1. The death certificate is a permanent record of the fact of death, and depending on the state where the death occurred, it may be needed to obtain a disposition permit (for example, burial, …

  2. LICENSEE MUST REPORT THE DEATH OF A CLIENT OF ANY CAUSE, REGARDLESS OF WHERE THE DEATH OCCURRED. INSTRUCTIONS : NOTIFY LICENSING AGENCY, …

  3. We can pay a one-time lump sum death payment (LSDP) of $255 to the surviving spouse if they were living with the deceased. They were living apart from the deceased and eligible for …

  4. There are only a limited number of death records filed in this office for deaths prior to February 1, 1914 . Death records can be requested online, by telephone, by mail, or in-person. The fee is …

  5. The fee for certified copies of death certificates is $20.00 for each certified copy. This fee allows a 5-year search of the records, including the year indicated plus two years before and two years …

  6. Upon receiving the “Death Notification Form”, the EFT staff will determine if the deceased has received any U.S. Government ACH credit transactions such as Social Security or Veteran’s …

  7. Part I is provided as a brief, yet comprehensive, general summary of death certification issues, and may be useful for quick review and basic courses or lectures about death certification.