anchor.diff:    <% end %>
   
     - a photocopy of the photo page of the passport of the person who died
  -  - their original full UK birth, naturalisation or registration certificate (if you can’t provide their passport)
  +  - their original full UK birth, naturalisation or registration certificate (if you cannot provide their passport)
     - written permission from the person’s next of kin or the executor of their estate (if you’re not next of kin or the executor)
   
  -  %Your application will be rejected if the documents aren’t authentic, don’t confirm the person’s identity or don’t prove that they were a British national when they died. The registration fee won’t be refunded.%
  +  %Your application will be rejected if the documents are not authentic, do not confirm the person’s identity or do not prove that they were a British national when they died. The registration fee will not be refunded.%
   
     ###2. Forms
   
  
positive.code:   s4. Post your documents and the forms.
  
  
    ###1. Documents
  
    ^Send English translations of all foreign documents. <% if calculator.translator_link_url %>Use an [approved translator](<%= calculator.translator_link_url %>) and include their name and address with your application<% else %>Use a professional translator and include their name and address with your application<% end %>. Don't send laminated documents.^
  
    You must provide:
  
  
negative.code: 
    ##Register the death with the UK authorities
  
    You can also apply to register the death with the UK authorities. You do not have to do this, but it means:
  
    - the death will be recorded with the General Register Offices (for England, Wales and Northern Ireland) and the National Records Office of Scotland
    - you can order a consular death registration certificate
  