The Swedish Government's Death Bureau is a public service organization in Sweden, responsible for handling matters related to deceased individuals, including death registrations, final rites, and probate procedures. The primary mission of this institution is to make sure that all formalities surrounding the end of life are carried out with precision and dignity.

Founded in the 18th century, the agency has been operating for centuries, evolving to meet the needs of Swedish citizens in current times. It plays a central role in handling the aftermath of a loss of life, working closely with next of kin and various institutions, including hospitals, burial sites, and courts.

Functions of the Swedish Death Authority

The Death Bureau oversees the issuance of death certificates, which are essential for official use such as ending financial matters or settling estates. Additionally, the authority provides advice on memorial service arrangements and helps ensure that wishes for their departure are respected according to legal requirements.

Digitizing Services

In recent years, the Death Bureau has embraced new technologies to enhance the efficiency of its services. This includes automating death registration, simplifying inheritance processes, and confirming that the families of the deceased are properly informed about their tasks during the mourning period.

Assistance for Families

For those who are dealing with mourning, the Dödsverket is a dependable resource, offering support to make the difficult process of losing a loved one as less overwhelming as possible.

Complete Support

Whether you be in need of assistance in dealing with a loved one’s passing, Death Bureau provides comprehensive services to assist with every step, from documenting the death to finalizing probate tasks.