In Victoria, the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages records all deaths that occur within the state. A death certificate is an official certified copy of the information registered when someone dies, including the date, place and cause of death, who the person's parents were and the name(s) of marriage partner(s). You must apply directly to the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages to obtain a death certificate.
An official document that attests to the death of an individual.
A legal document verifying the death of a retiree or member. KPERS requires a certified copy before paying a death benefit.
a certified copy of the entry in the death register
a certified copy of the entry in the Register of Deaths
a certified copy of the entry of death in the register and has to be paid for (see fee list)
a legal document signed by the attending physician indicating the cause of death and other vital statistics pertaining to the decedent
a legal document which states how and when a person died, and who
a legal requirement for burial
an official certified record that is filed when a person dies
a permanent record of facts about the decedent
a standard form which only certifies that a patient is/was clinically dead
A legal document produced by the states showing that a person has died. It is used to obtain proceeds from life insurance policies and to show the probate court that the probate process should begin.
A legal document signed by a physician showing cause of death and other information about the deceased.
A legal document, signed by a coroner or other medical health professional certifying the death of an individual. The death certificate is used for many legal processes pertaining to death, from arrangement for interment to the settlement of estate assets.
Certificate issues by a doctor when someone dies declaring whether the died of natural or unnatural causes.
A document that attests to the death of a person and that bears the signature—and sometimes the seal—of an official authorized to issue such a certificate.
A legal paper signed by the attending physician showing the cause of death and other vital statistical data pertaining to the deceased.
A legal document that states the cause of death as well as other vital statistics, which is signed by the assisting physician.
A legal document signed by a physician stating the cause of death and relevant information on the deceased.
