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death certificate

noun

  1. a certificate signed by a doctor, giving pertinent identifying information, as age and sex, about a deceased person and certifying the time, place, and cause of death.


death certificate

noun

  1. a legal document issued by a qualified medical practitioner certifying the death of a person and stating the cause if known
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The man, who received a fake death certificate image, said: "I was devastated."

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He is yet to get his money back despite supplying a copy of his father's death certificate, and said the ordeal had made grieving more difficult.

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They also raised concerns about how their gender identity would be reflected on their death certificate, when their US documents state they are non-binary.

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Gemma said the delay in receiving a death certificate meant she was unable to visit her father in the chapel of rest - a room in which families can see their loved one at a funeral home.

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Since the reforms, this process must be done before a death certificate can be issued, and the NHS aims to do that within three days, but this can vary depending on the complexity of the case.

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