Death Certificates

A death certificate is an official document that verifies a person's death. It includes important details such as the deceased's name, date of birth, date of death, and cause of death. This certificate is usually issued by a medical professional or coroner and is necessary for legal purposes, such as settling an estate or claiming insurance benefits. It also helps with public health statistics and may be required for burial or cremation. Essentially, a death certificate serves as a formal record of a person's passing and provides essential information for various administrative processes.