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When the death is registered, a ''disposition permit'' is produced along with the death certificate. The permit typically has three parts: one each for the funeral home, person conducting the funeral cemetery or crematorium. | When the death is registered, a ''disposition permit'' is produced along with the death certificate. The permit typically has three parts: one each for the funeral home, person conducting the funeral cemetery or crematorium. | ||
It is illegal to bury or cremate human remains unless you have a | It is illegal to bury or cremate human remains unless you have a disposition permit issued under the ''[http://canlii.ca/t/84fk Vital Statistics Act]''. Usually the funeral home obtains the permit. | ||
===Who do I need to notify of the death?=== | ===Who do I need to notify of the death?=== | ||