Can’t thank you enough for all you have done, you’ve been brilliant, my brother and I have not had to worry about a thing because you have been there for us all the way. You have a way with people who have just lost loved ones, that no-one else could ever stand up to, you and your team run a very professional business, making sure everything runs smoothly and dotting all the i’s and crossing all the t’s, leaving no stone unturned ! We are so pleased with everything.
Cornwall Registration Service is now offering Tell Us Once – a means by which informants registering a death can notify several cross-government departments that a person has died.
The following information is required about the deceased but, if you are NOT the next of kin, you will need their permission in order for the registrar to pass on this information:
National Insurance No. and/ or date of birth. The national insurance No. can be found on any letters from the DWP that refer to any benefits (e.g. State Pension)
Passport or Passport No.
Driving Licence or Driving Licence No.
Blue Badge
Details of benefits they were receiving
If you are not the next of kin, the registrar may also ask for names, address and contact details about:
Their surviving next of kin
Any surviving spouse/civil partner
Anyone getting child benefit on their behalf
The person dealing with the estate
