07958034797
hfsfunerals@gmail.com
07958034797
hfsfunerals@gmail.com
If you have not had to deal with the death of a loved one before, the necessary funerals arrangements can be quite overwhelming. A HFS FUNERALS are here to help you and guide you through this difficult time with information and advice about what to do when someone dies starting with immediate concerns you and your family will face.
When someone dies at home, you should call the family doctor to confirm if they will issue a medical certificate of cause of death and where you will need to collect this. This certificate will be required toregister the death.
A funerals plan allows you to arrange and pay for your funerals in advance of need, providing emotional and financial peace of mind for you and your family.
After the doctor has confirmed they will issue the medical certificate of cause of death, you should contact your local funerals home to arrange a suitable time to bring your loved one into our care. You can then make an appointment with A HFS Funerals to discuss the funerals arrangements.
Your name, address, telephone number and your relationship to the person who has died
The name of the person who has died and the address where death has occurred
The name of the family doctor and whether the doctor has agreed to issue a medical certificate of cause of death
Whether the funerals will be a burial or cremation
If a pre-paid funerals plan is in place and if possible, the plan number
When someone dies at home, you should call the family doctor to confirm if they will issue a medical certificate of cause of death and where you will need to collect this. This certificate will be required toregister the death.
You should advise the hospital or nursing home if the funerals is to be a cremation. This allows time for other legal documentation to be completed.
You will need to inform the nursing home that you have chosen A HFS Funerals to take care of the funerals and they will contactyour local funerals hometo arrange bringing your loved one into our care.
You should contact your local funerals home as soon as possible to make an appointment to discuss the funerals arrangements.
Your name, address, telephone number and your relationship to the person who has died
The name of the person who has died and the address where death has occurred
Whether the funerals will be a burial or cremation
If a pre-paid funerals plan is in place and if possible, the plan number
When someone dies unexpectedly or if a medical certificate of cause of death will not be issued, the death must be referred to a coroner. This is a standard procedure and there are many reasons why this can happen. In some cases this is just a formality and in others a post-mortem examination may be required.
You should contact your A HFS Funerals as soon as possible when a death is referred to a coroner as provisional funerals arrangements can still be progressed. We can liaise with the coroner’s office on your behalf.
Your name, address, telephone number and your relationship to the person who has died
The name of the person who has died and the address where death has occurred
Whether the funerals will be a burial or cremation
If a pre-paid funerals plan is in place and if possible, the plan number
When death takes place some distance away from home, either within the UK or anywhere abroad, contact A HFS Funerals straight away and we can make all the necessary arrangements.
Your name, address, telephone number and your relationship to the person who has died
The name of the person who has died and the address where death has occurred
Whether the funerals will be a burial or cremation
If a pre-paid funerals plan is in place and if possible, the plan number