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The certificate of cremation is required, and it is always a good idea to carry a copy of the certified death certificate when traveling. You will need a burial transit permit, and those taking out of country flights should contact customs in their final destination for specific regulations.
Cremation is one of the most common body disposition options in the U.S. and generally entails incinerating your body in a cremator (a type of furnace) and turning it into ashes. There are non-incinerating cremation options like hydro-cremation, but they are not yet legal in every state.
If you wish to scatter ashes, Texas law allows you to do so over uninhabited public land, over a public waterway or sea, or on the private property of a consenting owner. Unless the container is biodegradable, you must remove the ashes from the container before scattering them.
The Disposition of Remains document lets you select the person you feel will best carry out your wishes regarding what happens to your body at the time of your death. The person you assign can be a family member, significant other, or a close friend.
Section 711.002 DISPOSITION OF REMAINS; DUTY TO INTER. The following persons, in the priority listed, have the right to control the dispositionand are liable for the reasonable cost of interment: #1) the person designated in a written instrument signed by the decedent.
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Repatriation of remains is a benefit that provides coverage for the transportation of the covered individuals bodily remains back to their area of principal residence, in the event of a covered illness or injury that results in death.
The Statement of Disposition of Remains form is a written declaration from the Person Authorized to Direct Disposition (PADD) as to their intent, wishes, and directions for the Service to ensure the expeditious embalming/preparation, restoration and return of the remains of an active duty member.

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