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I have lost a loved one in an aviation accident, but the body has not been identified. How do I get a death certificate?

The local medical examiner is responsible for issuing a death certificate. This is an important document for purposes of handling the affairs of your loved one's estate. If the local medical examiner is not able to assist you, an experienced aviation attorney should be able to help address this issue.


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