Cremation Services in Stamford

When looking for an affordable Cremation Service in the Stamford area, Morgan Funeral Home can satisfy the needs of your family. We also service and cater to the families in the surrounding area like Niagara Falls and Merriton.

Stamford Cremation Services

While there may be other reputable Cremation Providers serving families in Stamford ON, Morgan Funeral Home is there for you and stands by you and your family every step of the way.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Cremation

Can you transport cremated remains internationally by air?

Yes. But because each country has its own rules and regulations, transporting cremated remains can become very complicated both from a logistical and a legal aspect. Contact the Embassy for each country you will be transporting the cremated remains to or from. Their Embassy is your best source to find out what are the specific rules, legal requirements, and any other authorizations that may be required. When shipping cremated remains internationally, it is advisable that you work with a funeral home, cremation provider, or a company that specializes in the shipment of human remains.

Can you ship cremated remains?

Yes. However, currently the only way you can legally ship cremated remains is through the United States Postal Service via Priority Mail Express. There are specific requirements for preparing, packaging, and shipping human or animal cremated remains. The United States Post Office has provided guidelines in their document “How to Package and Ship Cremated Remains”.

Is DNA still retrievable from cremated ashes?

No. Cremation is an irreversible process. DNA starts to degrade at about 800 degrees F. The heat in a cremation chamber may range from 1400 to 1800 degrees F. Any DNA is thus destroyed by the cremation process.