Embalming Authorization

Texas law doesn't require embalming — but certain arrangements, such as personal contact with the deceased, do. Complete the fields below and our software prepares the signed authorization for you.

Secure electronic signature
Legally binding under Texas law
No printing or faxing required
We email you a signed copy

How to Complete This Form

Three simple steps — expand to see them

  1. Complete the Form

    Enter the deceased's name and next-of-kin's contact information below.

  2. E-Sign

    Review the consent and apply your electronic signature.

  3. You're Done

    We prepare the signed authorization and email you a copy for your records.

Why This Form Is Needed

Embalming is the use of chemicals, internally and externally, to disinfect and slow body decomposition. Texas law does not require embalming. However, if you choose certain arrangements — such as personal contact with the deceased — we require it.

This form authorizes embalming. Just complete the fields below and our software will prepare the document. We will email you a copy of the signed authorization for your records.

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Authorization Form

Please complete the form below and apply your electronic signature.

Legal notice: By completing and submitting this form you confirm that you are the legally authorized next-of-kin or designated agent and that you consent to embalming as described above. Your electronic signature is legally valid under the Texas Uniform Electronic Transactions Act. Questions? Call (817) 546-0108.

  • First Name / Last Name
  • Spouse, parent, brother, sister, etc.