All crematory authorities shall retain the following records:

1. (1)

   1. (A) A cremation authorization form signed by an authorizing agent that identifies the funeral director arranging the cremation.

   2. (B) The cremation authorization form shall be provided by the crematory authority, and shall contain the following information:

      1. (i) The identity of the human remains;
      2. (ii) The name of the authorizing agent and the relationship between the authorizing agent and the deceased;
      3. (iii) Authorization for the crematory authority to cremate the human remains;
      4. (iv) Cremation final disposition rights form or a representation that the authorizing agent is unaware of any objection by any person who has a right to control the disposition of the remains, to the human remains being cremated; and
      5. (v) The name of the person authorized to claim the remains from the crematory authority;
2. (2) A completed and executed burial transit permit or other disposition authorization signed by the authority having jurisdiction to authorize final disposition of a dead human body, as provided in the laws of this state or territory where death occurred, indicating that the human remains are to be cremated;
3. (3) A death certificate, fetal death certificate, or other disposition authorization signed by the authority having jurisdiction to authorize final disposition of a dead human body in the state, territory, or country where death occurred; and
4. (4) Any other documentation required by any county or municipality.