event of an unexpected death. Donors are eligible to register online independent of factors such as their medical history, age, and sexual orientation. The online registry has made giving consent to donate much more convenient and accessible. Disadvantages As with any online service, technical problems may arise while inputting information into the registry; therefore, the information may need to be entered a second time, which may deter individuals from spending the time to re-register. Certain religions, such as the Jehovah's Witnesses, oppose organ donation and transplantation. It is considerably expensive to be screened and to undergo testing procedures. There are several criticisms to the selection process in deciding who receives a transplant. One verdict claimed that patients on the waiting list, with a low to medium possibility of dying, would not show an improvement in their life expectancy after a transplant. Therefore, only patients on the waiting list with a high possibility of dying will increase their life expectancy after receiving a transplant. Existing registries The online organ donation is not a new concept. Greater awareness has been necessary in supporting hospitalized patients, as seen with Saudi Arabia, where patients may travel outside the country to receive proper treatment. United States There are approximately 52 online organ donation services in the United States. Through Donate Life America, Americans can learn about organ donation among other contributions such as tissue donation, cornea donation, and living donation. When users select Register Now, they are directed to an interactive webpage where they identify the state where they would like to register as a donor. Malaysia Through the Malaysian Society of Transplantation in Malaysia, citizens can explore the option of organ donation. The Malaysian Society of Transplantation facilitates a direct link to the National Transplant Registry, that provides information and statistics on organ donation. The website also allows Malaysians to register online. Saudi Arabia The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia facilitates an information source about organ donation, making online forms and donor cards available to download. Their mission is to improve patient life expectancy as well as easy patient suffering. They also provide Regulations and Procedures for Organ Donation from the Living Genetically Unrelated. Organ donation is criticized to be a cultural taboo that can lead to a death sentence, especially young accident victims or the chronically ill. Many citizens are forced to travel abroad to India and to the Philippines to buy an organ