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Sorry for a legit question, but this is about the only place on the internet I can stand long enough to ask it...
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Is two weeks too long to wait for a death certificate?
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They're not getting any deader.
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lol, yeah i know, i'm trying to handle the business for this person's widow and they froze all her husband's assets and she can't collect on anything else without it.
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Id imagine most things involving a death is running behind in these trying times.
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Well except the funeral homes, they damn sure ain't running behind on collecting their money....
"So sorry for your loss, Ma'am...Oh and you got 6months to pay the bill..."
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Maybe get her business atty to call/write coroner for some relief since business.
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That's about how long it takes unfortunately
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That's way too long. When I was a funeral director we could get them signed by the doc, filed w the county and back to the family in a couple of days (sometimes the SAME day if ducks were in a row). As long as the signing doctor was easy to get a hold of, it never took longer than a week. There's no excuse for a two-week wait.
Even if the cause of death isn't on the DC (the coroner's inquest hasn't happened yet, etc.), you should be able to get temporaries w the deceased's name, etc. that you could use to close out accounts, file insurance claims, etc.
What's the funeral home telling you?
Even if the cause of death isn't on the DC (the coroner's inquest hasn't happened yet, etc.), you should be able to get temporaries w the deceased's name, etc. that you could use to close out accounts, file insurance claims, etc.
What's the funeral home telling you?
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Six months? We required payment in full before the body went in the ground/retort.
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They're just making sure he really past.
Haven't you ever seen "The Premature Burial", brothaman?
Ray Milland was great in that. He was 14 years old.
Haven't you ever seen "The Premature Burial", brothaman?
Ray Milland was great in that. He was 14 years old.
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Well he kinda bullshitted his wife and after 36 years of working at the same place, plus more years at others, he only had a 5,000 policy on himself, yet he had a 37,000 dollar policy on her.... I'm trying to avoid telling her that, but I paid the rest out of pocket so she doesn't have to deal with the shit cuz this woman really is in a very bad way right now...
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Same thing over and over "We're still waiting...."
He died of natural causes, just got old and too many medial issues.
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Thanks, I don't want props though, that makes me feel kinda dirty...
If that makes sense....
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I wonder if it's the doctor or health department holding things up... If I were in your position, I'd call his primary doc and see if the holdup's on their end. Might not hurt to call vital records at the county health department either.
Probably the COVID Crunch slowing things down, but if you have a few minutes, I'd give em a call.
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You're doing a PFG thing right now even if it doesn't feel like it
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Yeah that sounds like the best thing to do right now, thanks.