Dates and type of autopsy
Date and hour died and date and hour autopsy performed, each with A.M. or P.M., and Check One boxes for full autopsy, head only or trunk only.
SF503
Medical Record - Autopsy Protocol
Standard Form 503 (SF 503), Medical Record - Autopsy Protocol, is a one-page medical record form, Rev. 5/2025. Its footer says it is prescribed by GSA/ICMR under FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.203, and the form is marked Authorized for Local Reproduction. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
The form records an autopsy: the date and hour of death and of the autopsy, whether it was a full autopsy, head only or trunk only, the prosecutor and assistant, the clinical diagnosis including operations, and the pathological diagnosis, followed by an approval signature. The bottom of the page identifies the patient, the sponsor, the department or service and the hospital or medical facility.
The PDF prints no instructions, privacy notice or filing address. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Date and hour died and date and hour autopsy performed, each with A.M. or P.M., and Check One boxes for full autopsy, head only or trunk only.
One block for the prosecutor and one for the assistant.

A large free-text area for the clinical diagnosis, including operations.
A free-text area for the pathological diagnosis, then the Approved - Signature line.
Military organization (when required), age and autopsy number.
Relationship to sponsor, sponsor's name and ID number (SSN or other), department/service, hospital/medical facility, records maintained at, patient's identification, register number and ward number.
Enter the date and hour died and the date and hour the autopsy was performed, marking A.M. or P.M. for each.
Check one box: full autopsy, head only or trunk only.
Fill in the clinical diagnosis, including operations, and the pathological diagnosis.
For typed or written entries, the form says to give the name (last, first, middle), ID number or SSN, sex (male or female), date of birth and rank/grade.
Fill in the sponsor details, department/service, hospital/medical facility, where records are maintained, register and ward numbers, age and autopsy number, and military organization when required.
The form ends the diagnosis section with an Approved - Signature line.
The form prints no step-by-step instructions. These steps follow its blocks.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF gives no filing address. A block on the form records where the records are maintained.
The footer reads Prescribed by GSA/ICMR FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.203.
The form is marked Authorized for Local Reproduction.
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Two blocks near the top record the prosecutor and the assistant for the autopsy.
An Approved - Signature line follows the pathological diagnosis. The form does not say who signs it.
Blocks record the department/service, the hospital/medical facility and where the records are maintained, with a register number, ward number and autopsy number.
The patient is identified by name, ID number or SSN, sex, date of birth and rank/grade, along with the relationship to sponsor and the sponsor's name and ID number.
The form prints no instructions on who completes it. Its blocks name these roles and places.
The agency’s own page for Form SF503.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The footer says the form is prescribed by GSA/ICMR under FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.203. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
The footer reads Standard Form 503 (Rev. 5/2025), which matches the current revision date on GSA's page.
The form has three Check One boxes: full autopsy, head only and trunk only.
For typed or written entries, the form asks for the name (last, first, middle), ID number or SSN, sex (male or female), date of birth and rank/grade, with a register number and ward number.
No separate instructions are printed. The only guidance on the page is in the patient identification block and labels such as Clinical Diagnosis (Including operations) and Military Organization (When required).