Submit all the details and documents to India for NRI
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After 2 weeks, we will email you the death certificate
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Death certificate
$200
Notarisation
$60
Appostile
$60
Total Value
Base - basic :$100
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Documents Required
Proof of death (hospital death summary or medical certificate of cause of death)
Identity proof of the deceased (Aadhaar, passport, etc)
Identity proof of the applicant
Proof of relationship with the deceased (if applicable)
Proof of residence of the deceased (Aadhaar, utility bills, etc)
Cremation or burial certificate (from the crematorium or burial ground)
Authorization letter (if someone else is applying on behalf of the NRI)
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Frequently Asked Questions
A death certificate can be applied for by the next of kin, a relative, or a legal representative of the deceased.
For NRIs, a representative in India can apply on their behalf with proper authorization.
Yes, many states in India offer the facility to apply for a death certificate online through their respective municipal or e-governance portals.
NRIs can apply online and follow the guidelines provided by the respective authority.
If the death was not registered within the stipulated time (usually within 21-30 days of the occurrence), you can still apply for a death certificate.
However, you may need to submit an affidavit, provide additional documentation, and possibly pay a late fee.
Yes, death certificates can be obtained for individuals who passed away many years ago.
The process may involve additional steps like obtaining a non-availability certificate (NAC) from the municipal office and providing other supporting documents.
Yes, a death certificate is essential for various purposes, including claiming insurance, transferring property, settling the deceased’s estate, and other legal procedures.
Yes, errors in the death certificate can be corrected by submitting an application to the municipal authority, along with supporting documents that prove the correct information.
An NAC is issued if a death record is not found in the municipal register. It is required when the death was not registered at the time of occurrence and is needed to apply for a delayed death certificate.
Yes, deaths that occurred at home or outside a hospital can still be registered.
You may need to provide a certificate from a medical practitioner or an affidavit from the relatives or witnesses.
The fees can vary depending on the state and the timing of the application (e.g., late registration may incur additional fees).
The fees are generally nominal.
NRIs can issue a power of attorney or an authorization letter to a trusted representative in India, granting them the authority to apply for and collect the death certificate on their behalf.
