Death certificates
The procedure for drawing up a death certificate is as follows:
- 1st hospital case or FOJA
- Certificate of death
- 2nd Case of death in prison
- Death certificate issued by the prison governor
- 3rd Case of death by catastrophe
- Mother certificate
- 4th Case of death at home
- Photocopy of a document identifying the deceased (ID card, passport)
- Photocopy of the declarant's identity card.
- Photocopy CNI 02 witnesses.
- Drawing up a death certificate after the deadline
- Supplementary judgment
A death certificate is an official document issued by the Town Hall and signed by a civil registrar. It is a document that proves and attests to the death of a person.
The death of a loved one is a painful experience. Despite this loss, it is essential to register the death with the town hall in order to obtain a death certificate. This document is needed to carry out a number of formalities during and after the funeral.
The death certificate is the first document to be obtained following a death by anyone close to the deceased. Before going to the town hall to register the death, the deceased must have the death certified by a doctor.
To draw up a death certificate, you must :
- bring the national identity cards of the deceased and two witnesses,
- a request to the Mayor;
- A death certificate signed by a doctor in the town of Limbé "within its territorial jurisdiction".
These documents must be drawn up within 90 days of the death, provided that the person died in Limbé.
- Transcription of death certificates for Cameroonians who died abroad;
The procedure for drawing up a death certificate is as follows:
- provide the national identity cards of both applicants;
- Copies of deeds and extracts from registers;
- Certificates of existence ;
- Certificates of non-existence of the strain ;
- Certificates of celibacy (national identity cards of the two witnesses and the applicant's national identity card);
- Welcome certificate ;
- Periodic documents for follow-up with the CNPS, embassies and MINREX.