Cremation for cemeteries involves a different process. With cremation, cemeteries may receive cremated remains a month or a year later from either a funeral home or a family member. So how do you make sure you document this process? How do you ensure the right people are involved? This Cemetery Receipt of Cremated Remains Form helps the cemetery to acknowledge receipt; make sure you have proper identification; designate where the cremated remains are going; and even provide some liability protection. There are two versions of this form— this version does not allow the separation of cremated remains (this is helpful for organizations such as Catholic Cemeteries), while a second version allows remains to be separated, such as disposition in multiple locations as in keepsakes.