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You get a death certificate
As far as I know dead people don't receive a death certificate
Yes they do, but their partner or child is allowed to get copies.
How does a dead person receive anything?
If you call the bank to cancel the account of a dead person, are they asking for your death certificate or the death certificate of the person that died?
Well it's the dead guys death cert, but since the dead guy is dead he can't prove anything. Lol I'm just fucking around.
Me too actually. I searched it up before commenting and the wording didn't disprove me immediately, so I ran with it.
Now I'm curious and will have to research it...lol
Just wait till you die then report back..... Hahahahahaha
Where can I get death certified? Does CompTIA offer it?