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HOW DO I OBTAIN A DEATH CERTIFICATE?

After the death of a family member you will need to obtain several different kinds of death certificates:

  1. Funeral Director's Certificate (you can usually get a number of these from the funeral home)
  2. Certified Copy of a Statement of Death (from the Registrar General)
  3. Ontario Death Certificate (from the Registrar General)


You will need these documents, notarial copies, or copies to satisfy various institutions who are transferring assets or closing accounts.


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