7.2.1The Pre-Plan
By age seventy the subject is invited to begin pre-planning. The Office presents pre-planning as a kindness — to the family, who will not have to make decisions in grief; to the subject, whose preferences will be honored. The pre-plan binds the family to the Office's certified end-of-cycle providers and locks the pricing. The Office finds that subjects who pre-plan produce 38% higher Phase-VII partner-channel revenue than subjects who do not.
7.2.2Standard Death-Form Portfolio
The Office's standard portfolio of end-of-cycle forms. Most are filed by the family in the seventy-two hours after biological exit.
| code | form | filed by | window |
|---|---|---|---|
| DC-1 | Statutory Death Certificate | attending clinician | ≤ 24 hrs |
| DC-2 | Estate Inventory Initial | executor | ≤ 14 days |
| DC-3 | Final Tax Disposition | estate attorney | ≤ 30 days |
| DC-4 | C-ID Decommission Notice | Office (auto) | ≤ 7 days |
| DC-5 | Memorial Service Authorization | family | ≤ 72 hrs |
| DC-6 | Disposition of Remains | Office-cert. provider | per plan |
| DC-7 | Data Afterlife Election | executor | ≤ 90 days |
| DC-8 | Memorial-Capital Assignment | executor | ≤ 180 days |
Office concierge available · Form DC-0 (pre-plan) recommended at age 70+
Tbl. 7.2.A — Standard end-of-cycle form portfolio