How to Document Your Death Care Plan

Legally documenting your future wishes

Once you’ve completed your Precompose contract and initiated payment to become a Precompose member, we encourage you to document your wishes for your future death care to ensure that things go smoothly after you die. If you are not yet a Precompose member, you can join here.

Legal Forms and Information

The resources below are designed to help you consider, discuss, and legally document your death care wishes. You can see a sample version of each document as well as a link to sign and submit your final version online. You will have the option to save and print your completed forms if you choose.

You can also print and complete the forms on paper if you prefer.

1. Disposition Authorization

2. Designated Agent for Funeral Arrangements

3. Vital Statistics

4. Transport Form

As you complete and sign each of these four forms, be sure to save a copy with your important papers. If you need an additional copy of your completed forms, let us know at precompose@recompose.life.

Other Resources

You can also use the following templates to communicate your wishes with the people in your life:

You may choose to make your Precompose trust irrevocable at any time. Find information on that option here:

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