Sale and documentation of return of mortal remains plans sold with preneed contracts
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Governs offering, sale, documentation, and financial handling of "return of mortal remains plans" sold in conjunction with preneed funeral or cemetery contracts in Alabama and obligations of preneed providers and plan providers.
No material clinical or coverage changes in this revision.
Return of Mortal Remains Plan Requirements
Return of mortal remains plan requirements
Requirements for preneed providers offering return of mortal remains plans:
Coding & Funds Handling
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Offering and Selling Return of Mortal Remains Plans
Offer/sell return of mortal remains plans — registration and written agreement required
A return of mortal remains plan may be offered in conjunction with a preneed contract, provided any foreign (non‑Alabama) plan provider is registered with the Alabama Secretary of State as required. Preneeds offering such plans must have a written agreement with the plan provider describing terms, remittance of plan funds, compensation to the preneed seller, and any third‑party performance arrangements.
- Foreign (non‑Alabama) plan providers must register through the Alabama Secretary of State as required by the Alabama Business and Nonprofit Entity Code.
- Written agreement should describe terms, conditions, restrictions, how plan costs are remitted, and the amount or formula for payment to the preneed provider.
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