Request for Cremated Remains, Form 9088 - apps.state.or.us - apps state or-2025

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Cremated Remains may only be shipped using Priority Mail Express and Priority Mail Express International service for shipping Cremated Remains domestically and internationally. Priority Mail Express comes with USPS Tracking. No other service is permitted.
It is legal documentation approving the act of cremation that must be signed by a legally authorized individual. The cremation authorization form serves a dual purpose: It allows families to detail exactly what they want and who is responsible when it comes to their loved ones cremation.
If you have a cremation urn, you do need to ensure it is purely wood or plastic, and can be x-rayed. There are no requirements for importation into the United States, if human remains consist entirely of the following: clean, dry bones or bone fragments. human hair.
To ship cremated remains you must use USPS Priority Mail Express Cremated Remains box. You can only order the Priority Mail Express Cremated Remains box online at The Postal Store on USPS.com. The boxes may also be available at select retail locations for immediate shipping needs.
Cremated remains can be shipped in advance to your destination or you can take them on the plane as long as they meet airline and Transportation Security Administration guidelines. If traveling by car, the paperwork provided by your cremation service provider is likely sufficient; but always ask.
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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.
Put the urn or other container inside another holder of some kind to keep the urn steady on the road. You can use a carry-on case like you would use if going on a short plane trip. Put the case inside, place it in your trunk or backseat, and hit the road. Flying with an urn is more complicated than driving with an urn.

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