1, the park should be legal. Refers to the cemetery with legal property rights after approval by the civil affairs department. When choosing a cemetery, you must choose one with government approval documents to avoid the trouble of being forced to move the tomb. A legal cemetery must have relevant legal certificates, such as the approval of the provincial/municipal civil affairs department/bureau to establish a cemetery and the public cemetery license issued by it. Upon examination and approval by the land administrative departments at or above the county level, the people's government shall, in accordance with the law, approve the use of land for the construction of public welfare cemeteries or the land administrative departments shall issue land use certificates. The cemetery planning and construction documents approved by the construction planning and management department; The charging price documents approved by the price management department; Certificate of enterprise legal person or registration certificate issued by the industrial and commercial department.
2. Sign a tomb purchase contract. After the citizens choose the grave, they must sign a unified contract supervised by the Ministry of Civil Affairs with the cemetery business unit at the scene when purchasing. When signing a tomb purchase contract, you must first understand the specific contents of the contract, and never find someone else to sign it. The official seal used to sign the contract must be the official seal of the cemetery headquarters, and the official seal of the department is invalid. Any oral commitment or personal written commitment outside the contract has no legal effect and cannot be protected by law. Therefore, family members must sign a unified contract when purchasing the tomb, and keep the original contract.
3. There must be a legal bill. When buying a tomb, citizens must sign a unified contract to pay the full amount, and then ask the cemetery business unit for formal bills, such as non-operating unified receipts or invoices supervised by the tax authorities, and ashes placement certificates. Formal bills and contracts are valid vouchers for cemetery use, after-sales service and complaints, and family members must keep them properly.
4. Choose Feng Shui Feng Shui. This is the first factor to consider whether the cemetery is suitable. Feng shui can not only make the dead sleep, but also benefit future generations.
5. Choose a scenic one. The ancients paid attention to falling leaves and returning to nature. A good cemetery must have a beautiful environment. After all, no one wants their ancestors to sleep in a dirty environment. If there are tourist attractions or good places suitable for hiking around the cemetery, it is best. After the memorial service, visiting nearby can largely eliminate the negative emotions caused by sadness.
6. Don't speculate. The State Council's "Regulations on Funeral Management" clearly stipulates that no unit or individual may speculate on the tombs, towers and places. Speculation in buying and selling tombs refers to the behavior of units or individuals to promote and sell tombs by inducing investment to make profits, promising to buy them back at a price higher than the original sales price, and buying and selling tombs for the purpose of speculating and making profits without using them. Any unit or individual who speculates in graves in violation of regulations will not be guaranteed by law and will be punished accordingly. All cemetery management agencies must show relevant certificates to consumers and sell graves and graves with death certificates, cremation notices or notice of moving graves. Graves and graves that are not purchased according to the above procedures are not protected by law.