§ 103065 Death Certificate Disposition Permit
This law says that when you show a proper death certificate, a local registrar can give you a permit to handle the body, and you must pay a $6 fee that is split between the county registrar, the state registrar, and the issuing registrar.
A family gets a death certificate for their loved one and goes to the local registrar to get a permit to bury the body.
The registrar gives them the permit after they pay $6. $1.80 goes to the county registrar where the death happened, $2.40 goes to the State Registrar, and the remaining $1.80 stays with the registrar who issued the permit.
County share = Fee × 0.30; State share = Fee × 0.40; Issuing registrar share = Fee – (County share + State share)
Family pays the $6 fee for the permit.
Result: County share = $6 × 0.30 = $1.80; State share = $6 × 0.40 = $2.40; Issuing registrar share = $6 – ($1.80 + $2.40) = $1.80.
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§ 103065 Death Certificate Disposition Permit
Last verified: January 11, 2026