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Yes. Before a body can be cremated, the attending physician or the medical examiner must sign a Death Certificate. Civil and medical authorities must also issue the required permits. In addition, the family must approve the cremation and sign the appropriate forms. Any objections to the cremation must be resolved before the cremation may occur.
