Paragraph 1: medical facility
The name and location of the medical facility, with the date and time.
SF523
Medical Record - Authorization for Autopsy
Standard Form 523 (SF 523), Authorization for Autopsy, is a one-page medical record printed as STANDARD FORM 523 (REV. 12-93). Its footer says Prescribed by GSA/ICMR, FIRMR (41 CFR) 201-9.202-1, the same authority GSA's page lists, and GSA hosts a copy in its forms library.
In paragraph 2 the signer requests and authorizes the physicians in attendance at the named medical facility to perform a complete autopsy on the remains of the deceased, subject to any restrictions written on the form, and may list special examinations. In paragraph 3 the signer states their relationship or authority and that they are entitled by law to control the disposition of the remains. Medical facility staff members sign as witnesses, and an administrative block records Medical Examiner/Coroner jurisdiction.
The form says that when authorization is obtained by letter, telegram, voice recorded or monitored telephone call, medical facility authorities complete paragraphs 1, 2, and 3. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The name and location of the medical facility, with the date and time.
A request for a complete autopsy on the named remains. The form says it may include examination of the head, eyes, spinal cord, chest, abdomen and extremities unless excluded under the restrictions.
A space for restrictions, marked If No Restrictions, Write "None", and a space for any special examinations requested.
The signer's relationship or authority, two signature lines, and two witness lines for medical facility staff members.

Whether the case falls within the jurisdiction of the Medical Examiner/Coroner, and whether the Medical Examiner/Coroner released the remains, each yes or no, with signature, title and date.

Name (last, first, middle), grade, date, and hospital or medical facility, with register and ward numbers.
The page is laid out in numbered paragraphs followed by signature and identification blocks.
Enter the name and location of the medical facility and the date and time in paragraph 1.
Write the name on the line after on the remains of in paragraph 2.
List any restrictions on the autopsy. The form says If No Restrictions, Write "None". Then list any special examinations requested.
Enter the relationship or authority to the deceased and sign on the Signed lines.
Medical facility staff members sign the witness lines with their name and title.
Answer the two Medical Examiner/Coroner questions and add the signature, title and date, then complete the patient's identification.
These steps follow the order of the paragraphs on the page.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF prints no filing address. It is labeled Medical Record, and the form refers to attaching records to it for permanent file.
By letter, telegram, voice recorded or monitored telephone call: medical facility authorities complete paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 and attach the letter, telegram, voice recording or memorandum confirming the call.
Paragraph 2 authorizes removal and retention or use of parts, tissues or organs for diagnostic, scientific or therapeutic purposes, and final disposal as prescribed by competent authority in the facility.
The footer says Prescribed by GSA/ICMR, FIRMR (41 CFR) 201-9.202-1.
The top of the form says AUTHORIZED FOR LOCAL REPRODUCTION.
In paragraph 3 the signer, written as I(We), states their relationship or authority to the deceased and that they are entitled by law to control the disposition of the remains, then signs.
Two witness lines are for medical facility staff members, each signed with name and title.
When authorization comes by letter, telegram, voice recorded or monitored telephone call, the form says they complete paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 and attach the confirming record to the form for permanent file.
The For Administrative Use Only block records two yes or no answers on Medical Examiner/Coroner jurisdiction, with a signature, title and date.
The form names each signer and when medical facility authorities complete it.
The agency’s own page for Form SF523.
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The footer says Prescribed by GSA/ICMR, FIRMR (41 CFR) 201-9.202-1, and GSA's page lists the same authority. GSA hosts a copy in its forms library, printed as STANDARD FORM 523 (REV. 12-93).
The person who states in paragraph 3 that they are entitled by law to control the disposition of the remains, plus two witnesses who are medical facility staff members.
Paragraph 2 says it may include, but not be limited to, examination of the head, eyes, spinal cord, chest, abdomen and extremities unless excluded under the restrictions.
The form says the authority is granted subject to the restrictions written in the space provided, and If No Restrictions, Write "None".
The form says medical facility authorities complete paragraphs 1, 2, and 3, and the letter, telegram, voice recording or memorandum confirming the call is attached to the form for permanent file.
It records whether the case falls within the jurisdiction of the Medical Examiner/Coroner and whether the Medical Examiner/Coroner released the remains to this authority, with a signature, title and date.