Processes

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• What your obligations are as the person responsible for arranging the funeral of a relative if there is a last will and testament
  The person responsible for arranging the funeral is the person designated by the deceased in their will; or, failing that, one of the deceased person’s heirs or successors; or, failing that,…
• How can I find out whether a deceased person had a last will and testament that has not been declared to the municipality?
  In Belgium, wills can be registered in the Central Register of Wills (registre central des testaments, CRT), which is managed by Fednot. Last wills and testaments can be entrusted to a notary, who…
• Registering a stillbirth
  To apply for a stillbirth certificate, the parents must submit a joint declaration to the civil registrar in the place where the birth occurred. The parents may give the child one or more first names…
• Finding out about burial options
  The deceased may choose one of the following options: Burial of the remains in a vault (with the granting of a concession) or in the ground (with or without a concession); Cremation, followed by…
• Extending a cemetery plot
  At least one year before the end of the concession or its renewal, the mayor or their delegate or the competent authority for the autonomous municipal government prepares a document that reminds the…
• Conducting or participating in an international collaborative research project - Eureka - Multilateral 'lightweighting' call for proposals
  The intergovernmental Eureka initiative, which was created in 1985, brings together nearly 50 members. The Eureka initiative aims to encourage European competitiveness by supporting companies that…