Redbridge e-forms Book a death registration appointment Step 1 of 7 14% Please read the following before you begin: You must wait for the medical examiner or coroner to tell you that you can book an appointment. The death cannot be registered until we have been sent the medical certificate from the medical examiner or paperwork from the coroner A death needs to be registered within five days of the date of this paperwork being received by us Where did the death occur?(Required) At home in Redbridge King George Hospital Other place in Redbridge The death happened outside of Redbridge An appointment cannot be made If the death happened outside of Redbridge, contact the Register Office in the borough or county where the person died. Find a register office Has the death been referred to the coroner?(Required) No, the death has not been referred to the coroner Yes, the death has been referred to the coroner If the coroner has finished their investigation into the death and asked you to book an appointment, please select "No" above.Please note the following: The death cannot be registered until the register office has been sent the paperwork from the coroner after they have concluded their investigations. Please do not make an appointment until the coroner has confirmed that this has been sent. Has the medical cause of death certificate or coroner's paperwork been sent to the registrar?(Required) The medical examiner has confirmed that they have sent the medical cause of death certificate over to the registrar The coroner has confirmed they have sent their paperwork over to the registrar None of the above Appointment cannot be made You cannot register the death until the registrar has been sent the medical certificate of cause of death or paperwork from the coroner. Please don't book your appointment until the medical examiner or coroner has confirmed to you that this has been sent. What is your relationship to the deceased?(Required) A relative of the deceased, including a wife/husband or civil partner A partner in an enduring relationship with the deceased A person who was present at the death The person who is giving instructions to the funeral director to bury or cremate the body A personal representative appointed by the family A matron or manager of an institution, responsible for the client and who knew the circumstances of the death (for deaths within a hospital or public institution) A person who found the body (for deaths that occurred outside a hospital or public institution) Deceased's detailsFirst name(Required)Last name(Required)Date of death(Required) DD slash MM slash YYYY Your contact detailsFirst name(Required)Last name(Required)Email(Required) Telephone number(Required)Additional information