Programs & Procedures
PrePlan Offers Options for Death Certificate Submissions
When submitting death certificate claims, you have multiple options with PrePlan Funeral Trust. These options ensure our compliance on multiple levels and prompt payment to your firm. You may use the option(s) that work best for your firm.
Electronic Submission:
- Call or email PrePlan (preplan@preplan.org) to request that a secure (NeoCertified) email containing our General Administration form be sent.
- Complete the newly revised General Administration form, review the indemnification, check box and sign to agree.
- Attach/upload the completed General Administration form along with a copy of the Certified or Working Copy of the Death Certificate* to the secure email. Please provide the Burial Permit if available.
- Email the claim to PrePlan through the secure email.
Mail Submission:
- Complete our newly revised General Administration form, review the indemnification, check box and sign to agree. Enclose a copy of the Certified or Working Copy of the Death Certificate* and burial permit (if available) and mail to PrePlan.
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- Complete our newly revised General Administration form, review the indemnification, check box and sign to agree. Enclose a Certified or Working Copy of the Death Certificate* with an official seal and burial permit (if available) and mail to PrePlan. PrePlan will continue to return Certified Death Certificates with an official seal along with the payment or the firm’s weekly direct deposit report.
You can find the General Administration form here. (Revised February 2026)
PrePlan maintains a same-day processing policy in place for death claims received Monday-Friday by 11:30am (excluding US holidays, and the first business day of each month). Please be advised that if the account has a pending payment, we are required to hold the death claim in a pending status until the recent payment clears (10 days).
Feel free to contact our office with any questions or concerns 800.577.3752. Thank you for your continued trust.
*Working Copy of the Death Certificate must be signed by the funeral director and certifying physician.
