Willed Body Program Getting Started Honor your loved one Donor Registration Packets Donor Family Resources Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Donor Registration Packets Home Community Willed Body Program Donor Registration Packets Enrollment into the Willed Body Program Completion of the consent forms in the donor registration packet is required for enrollment into the Willed Body Program. The document of gift must be witnessed by two persons or notarized by a duly authorized California Notary Public. Prior to death, a person can self-register. After death, a legally authorized representative (family or agent) may be able to authorize donation. The university reserves the right to accept or reject an anatomical gift as set forth by health and safety codes. Unless provided in the donor’s will, the family or estate of the donor may decline to assume the financial responsibility of transportation from outside the 200-mile transportation radius. If this occurs, the Willed Body Program may relinquish all claims to the body. It is important to be aware of donation limitations and ensure the surviving family member or friend is aware of the donors’ alternate disposition plans. Donor Forms Download and print one of the donor registration packets from the links below, or contact the program to request a donor packet by mail. Once fully completed, send all pages to willedbody@hs.uci.edu or mail to the program office: Willed Body Program UCI School of Medicine 252 Irvine Hall Irvine, CA 92697-3950 Fax: 949-824-2114 English Donor Application Form (PDF)Chinese Donor Application Form (PDF)Korean Donor Application Form (PDF)Spanish Donor Application Form (PDF)Vietnamese Donor Application Form (PDF) Where a heart once beat, flowers grew. Where blood once flowed, students coursed through. Tracing trunks to branches, nerves to their roots, Deep in the layers we found something new. Lives long lived with stories to tell, A life-sized book, we read when you willed. Thank you for giving, for teaching and knowing That your act forged friendships from learning and doing. And even in death, your actions begin anew. Where a heart once beat, Students grew. --Christina Cantwell, second-year medical student at UCI School of Medicine