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Death Certificates
A death certificate is important to possess if, of course, it’s not your own.
A death certificate is essential for transferring a vehicle’s title following an owner’s death. Every state’s DMV office requires this certificate in order to legally transfer vehicle ownership when death is involved.
If you need a death record to complete that type of transaction, you can order a copy through the state, county or country where the death occurred, or in many cases through a third-party company that expedites the process.
