Certain documents must be completed in order that we may provide the rites of Mummification
and Transference to you. The documents and explanations are presented here for your review.
Spiritual Will
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A Spiritual Will is a necessary part of Mummification as it outlines the things you want read to you during your Transference. Your Spiritual Will is used as a guide to assist you in moving on to the next destination of your existence. It includes things you hold dear that you feel will help you make your journey. This guide will help you to write your Spiritual Will.
Last Will and Testament
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You must prepare a Last Will and Testament. Our Mummification services are
performed according to the instructions in your Will. As in the example Last
Will and Testament, you should indicate your exact wishes with regards to
your funeral and Mummification. Summum is ethically and morally obligated
to follow the funeral instructions of your Will.
Power of Attorney
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Complete and sign a Power of Attorney. The Power of Attorney makes it possible for us,
on your behalf, to carry out the instructions detailed in your Last Will and Testament.
The Power of Attorney can be cancelled at any time should you decide to do so.
Body Release
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To prevent any member of your immediate family disputing your intentions
to be mummified, two (2) copies of a Body Release should be signed by all
members of your immediate family (i.e. parents, grandparents, siblings &
children). One copy is retained by you, the other is sent to Summum. Should
a family member refuse to sign, an attorney can advise you on how to
proceed in obtaining a Court Order preventing any family members from
intervening.
Insurance Policy Declaration
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If you decide to arrange for your donation through an insurance policy, an
Insurance Policy Declaration must be completed. This
policy is owned by Summum and Summum is the beneficiary. The monthly
premiums are made by you to Summum and Summum in turn pays the insurance
company. This allows Summum immediate access to the
funds from the death benefit at the time of your passing as set forth in
your Will. Summum receives no money until your death and uses the funds
from the insurance policy as instructed in your Will.
