The Florida Final Disposition Form is a document that is required to be completed and filed with the state of Florida in order to record the final disposition of a deceased's remains. There are two types of Florida Final Disposition Forms: the Form FD-ES (for those who have elected to be buried) and the Form FD-GS (for those who have elected to be cremated). The Form FD-ES must be completed by the funeral director and submitted to the Florida Department of Health's Bureau of Vital Statistics. The Form FD-GS must be completed by the crematory, funeral director, or other authorized individual, and submitted to the local registrar. Both forms provide the legal record of the final disposition of the deceased's remains. The forms are used to record the name and address of the cemetery or crematory, the date of the final disposition, and the name of the person responsible for disposing of the remains. The forms are also used for statistical and public health purposes.