Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-19-314 - Eligibility for a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Death Registration
A. A certified copy
of a certificate of death registration contains, as available, the information
specified in
R9-19-302(A)(1) and
(3).
B. The following are eligible to receive a
certified copy of a deceased individual's certificate of death registration:
2.
3. The surviving spouse of the deceased
individual;
3.
4. A parent or grandparent of the deceased
individual;
4.
5. An adult child, grandchild, brother, or sister of
the deceased individual;
5.
6. A person designated
in a power of attorney, established by a person eligible according to
subsection (B)(3), (4), or (5);
6.
7. Another person who
is responsible for the final disposition of the deceased individual's human
remains according to A.R.S. §
§
36-831;
7.
8. A
person named in the deceased individual's last will and testament as the
executor of the deceased individual's estate;
8.
9. A person named in
the deceased individual's last will and testament as a beneficiary of the
deceased individual's estate;
9.
10. A person named as a
beneficiary of a life insurance policy on the deceased individual;
10.
11. A
person designated in a court order to receive a certified copy of the deceased
individual's certificate of death registration;
11.
12. A person
authorized in writing to receive a certified copy of the deceased individual's
certificate of death registration by a person who is eligible to receive a
certified copy of the deceased individual's certificate of death registration
according to subsection (B)(3), (4), (5), or (6);
12.
13. An insurance
company with which the deceased individual had a policy;
13.
14. A
bank, a credit union a mortgage lender, or another financial institution with
which the deceased individual had an account or other business
relationship;
14.
15. A hospital or other health care institution
processing a claim against the deceased individual's estate;
15.
16.
Another person having a claim against the deceased individual's estate;
16.
17. An attorney representing a person who is eligible
to receive a certified copy of the deceased individual's certificate of death
registration;
17.
18. The consulate of a foreign government representing
a person who:
18.
19. A governmental
agency processing a financial claim, a governmental benefit application, or
another form of compensation on behalf of the deceased individual or the
deceased individual's estate or having another official purpose for a certified
copy of the deceased individual's certificate of death
registration.
1. A funeral director representing one of the
following in a final disposition of the deceased individual's human remains,
within 12 months after the registration of the deceased individual's death:
a. The deceased individual through a
prearranged funeral agreement, as defined in A.R.S. §
32-1301;
b. The deceased individual's
spouse;
c. The deceased
individual's parent, grandparent, or adult child, grandchild, brother, or
sister; or
d. Another person who is
responsible for the final disposition of the deceased individual's human
remains according to A.R.S. §
36-831;
2. A designee of a funeral director in
subsection (B)(1);
a. Is eligible to receive a
certified copy of the deceased individual's certificate of death registration,
according to subsection (B)(3), (4), or (5), or (6);
b. Is a citizen of the foreign country;
and
c. Resides in the foreign
country; and
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