Normal people who want to donate organs after death should apply in writing. And notarized by the notary office at its own expense. After the application is completed, the Civil Affairs Bureau shall keep records. Specific measures vary from place to place, such as confidentiality. You can contact the local civil affairs bureau. The registration acceptance station shall issue a commemorative certificate of voluntary donation of remains uniformly printed by the provincial Red Cross to the official registrant. Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 These Regulations are formulated according to the actual situation of this province in order to standardize the donation of remains and organs, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of donors and recipients, promote selfless dedication, develop medical undertakings and promote social progress. Article 2 These Regulations shall apply to the donation of remains and organs and related activities within the administrative area of this province. The term "remains" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to the remains after the death of a natural person. Organs as mentioned in these Regulations refer to human organs and tissues other than blood, sperm, eggs and embryos of natural persons. Article 3 Donation of remains and organs shall follow the principle of voluntariness and free of charge. Donor organ transplantation should follow the principles of science, justice and fairness. It is forbidden to buy or sell remains or organs. Article 4 The donation behavior and personal dignity of donors are protected by law and respected by society. The donor's close relatives should respect the donor's willingness to donate and support the donor's donation behavior. Fifth health administrative departments at or above the county level shall be in charge of the donation of remains and organs within their respective administrative areas. Civil affairs, justice, public security, education, science and technology departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, do a good job in the donation of remains and organs. The local Red Cross Society is responsible for the registration, consultation, organ transplant sorting and other organizational services of body and organ donation. Article 6 Local people's governments at various levels and relevant departments and units shall take measures to encourage citizens to donate remains and organs. Radio, television, newspapers, internet and other news media should strengthen the publicity of the donation of remains and organs, and promote the formation of good social customs. Conditional schools should carry out science education on donation of remains and organs. Article 7 Local people's governments at all levels and relevant departments may commend and reward donors of remains and organs and units and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in the donation of remains and organs. Chapter II Donation of Remains Article 8 A natural person with full capacity for civil conduct may donate remains. If a natural person with limited capacity for civil conduct is willing to donate his remains, he shall obtain the written consent of his guardian. Article 9 A donor shall go through the registration formalities, fill in the registration form and sign and seal it. The registration form shall contain the basic information of the donor, the relevant information of the donor, the opinions of agreeing to the implementation, the receiving unit of the remains and other matters. The local Red Cross Societies at all levels and the registration units entrusted by them are the registration agencies for body donation. The registration institution shall announce its name, address, contact information and working hours to the public. Article 10 A donor who goes through the registration formalities for donation of remains may register with the registration institution or ask the registration institution to register at home. If the donor does not choose the body receiving unit, the local Red Cross will determine the body receiving unit. The registration unit entrusted by the local Red Cross Society shall regularly report the registration of body donation to the entrusted Red Cross Society, and the Red Cross Society shall promptly notify the relevant body receiving units. The registration institution, the body receiving unit and its staff shall keep the registered items confidential and shall not disclose them. Article 11 The executor of the donation entrusted by the donor for registration may be the donor's close relatives or other natural persons, and may also be the villagers' committee, pension institution and other organizations in the donor's work unit and place of residence. Article 12 After going through the registration formalities for donation of remains, the donor may change the registration contents or cancel the registration. The registration institution shall change or cancel in time. Thirteenth Provincial Red Cross Society uniformly printed the registration form, donation card and honorary certificate of body donation. Donors are encouraged to carry donation cards with them. Article 14 Units that meet the following conditions, registered by the Red Cross Society of the province, can become recipient units: (1) Institutions of higher learning or scientific research institutions with the ability to carry out medical teaching and scientific research, or medical institutions with the ability to carry out medical scientific research and organ transplantation; (two) institutions and personnel engaged in the work of receiving remains; (3) Having equipment and places suitable for the reception of the remains. The body receiving unit can be used as the body donation registration unit entrusted by the Red Cross. Fifteenth after the death of the donor, the donor executor shall promptly notify the body receiving unit, and the body receiving unit shall receive the body and go through the receiving procedures within 24 hours after receiving the notice.