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1. Proof of Death:
- Death Report
or Death Summary from a hospital or medical practitioner.
- Mortuary
Certificate (in case of death outside a hospital, such as
in an accident or at home).
- Postmortem
Report (if applicable, especially in cases of unnatural
death).
2. Identity Proof of the
Deceased:
- Aadhar Card
(if available) or any government-issued ID card
(e.g., Passport, Voter ID).
- Birth
Certificate (if available, to confirm identity in the
absence of an ID card).
3. Address Proof of the
Deceased:
- Aadhar Card
or Electricity
Bill (if available).
- Passport
or Ration
Card (if available).
4. Family/Relationship Proof:
- Relationship
Proof (e.g., Marriage Certificate if the deceased is your
spouse).
- Affidavit or
Letter (if applicable, stating your relationship to the
deceased).
5. Death Registration Form:
- Application
Form for Death Registration (usually available at the local
municipal office or the respective authority's website).
- Form must
be completed and signed, with details of the deceased (name, date of
birth, date of death, place of death, cause of death, etc.).
6. Medical Documents:
- Medical
Certificate of Cause of Death (signed by a doctor if the
deceased passed away in a hospital).
- Death
Notification from the hospital, if applicable.
7. Witness Information (if
required):
- Witnesses
may be required to provide their details (name, contact, relationship to
the deceased) in certain cases.
8. Photographs:
- Recent
Passport-sized Photograph of the deceased, if required.
9. Additional Documents (if
applicable):
- Panchayat
Certificate (for rural or remote areas if death occurred
outside urban jurisdiction).
- Court Order
or Legal Documents (if the death registration is delayed
or requires additional legal intervention).
- As a Concierge Service Partner, we assist in collecting and submitting the required documents to the relevant government authority for obtaining a Death Certificate.
- The approval or rejection of the Death Certificate application is entirely at the discretion of the government authorities.
- We have no control over the government process, including timelines or decisions regarding the application.
- Our role is limited to helping the applicant submit the necessary paperwork and ensuring its proper delivery to the concerned authority.
- The final outcome of the application depends solely on the government’s verification and approval process.
- We do not guarantee the issuance of the Death Certificate, as approval is beyond our control.
- We are not responsible for any delays, issues, or rejections caused by the government authority.
- No refund is applicable for any rejections, delays, or outcomes that are decided by the government authorities.
- It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure all documents are accurate and complete before submission.
- By using our services, you acknowledge and accept these terms and conditions.
As the Death Certificate process is governed by the respective government authorities, we have no control over the approval, rejection, or timelines involved. Our role is limited to assisting in collecting and submitting the required documents to the relevant authority.
Since the approval or rejection of the Death Certificate is entirely at the discretion of the government, no refund is applicable under any circumstances, regardless of the outcome of the application.
Please note that the displayed rates for services may differ from the actual charges. Rates may vary depending on the city, type of service, and other factors. For accurate and up-to-date pricing, please reach out to our support team for further assistance.
You can contact us at:
Concierge Support: concierge@ksvl.co.in | Phone: 8595807698
Sales Inquiries: sales@ksvl.co.in
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