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Your name, phone number and email; your relationship to the person who died; and whether you are the legal next of kin or authorized to decide for the family.
We are sorry for your loss. Call us any day. It takes a few minutes. You don’t need every answer; we will go through it together.
Please call us now, before it happens. Embalming and cremation can make an autopsy less complete, or impossible.
1-800-985-5346Seven days a week · consult@naagforensic.comYour name, phone number and email; your relationship to the person who died; and whether you are the legal next of kin or authorized to decide for the family.
Their full name, date of birth or approximate age, date of death, and where the death occurred.
The funeral home, hospital or coroner’s office, and its phone number; whether an official autopsy was performed; and whether embalming, cremation, burial or transport is scheduled.
What you would like the autopsy to answer, and whether an attorney is involved.
Please don’t send medical records, photographs or identification numbers by email. After our first conversation we will send a secure form for medical history, authorization and fees.
Call 1-800-985-5346 any day. We listen, explain how a private autopsy works, and discuss timing and fees.
We confirm the legal next of kin and any release needed from the coroner, medical examiner or hospital.
Our funeral-industry partners help bring your loved one to our California facility, from anywhere in the world.
A board-certified forensic pathologist performs the examination and explains the findings to you.
Call us any day. A member of our team will explain the process gently and clearly, and answer your questions about timing and fees.
If embalming or cremation is scheduled soon, please call rather than email, so we can act in time.