decides
The family
- Shares its wishes and preferences
- Provides the information and authorizations requested
- Makes the service decisions

International coordination · 24/7 · English & Spanish
Eternimax is the coordination point between your family and the independent licensed or authorized providers who perform the services. Your family decides. The providers do the work within their scope. We keep everyone connected — and keep you informed.




Real people who listen first — in English and Spanish, 24/7.
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A separate coordination membership for an enrolled loved one in a participating country.
Explore the membershipOrganizations
Case-coordination support for funeral homes, insurers, assistance companies and employers.
For organizationsWhat we coordinate
Each service is separate, with its own scope. The way we work is always the same.
When a loved one must be returned to another country, Eternimax is your family's coordination point with the independent providers responsible for the case.
Learn moreFor families who need funeral-related services outside the United States after a death has occurred.
Learn more$25/month
A standalone coordination membership for an eligible enrolled beneficiary located in a participating country in Latin America or Spain.
Separate product · Membership Terms apply
Learn moreA central communication and case-coordination point for funeral homes, insurers, assistance companies, employers and other organizations.
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Real people who listen first — in English and Spanish, 24/7.




Our model
Every case we coordinate follows the same rule — in repatriation, in funeral service coordination, in the membership and in our work with organizations.
decides
The family
coordinates
Eternimax
performs
The licensed or authorized provider
What this means for you
Eternimax does not itself perform funeral, cremation, embalming, transportation, burial or other regulated services. The independent providers responsible for the case determine their requirements and perform those services. We make sure your family is never left to navigate them alone.
How a case moves
The provider determines what is required. We make sure your family understands each request and that nothing gets lost between the parties.
We gather the initial case information needed to understand the family's situation and begin identifying the appropriate provider resources.
The case is connected with an independent provider appropriately licensed, certified or otherwise authorized for the required services in the applicable jurisdiction.
The responsible provider determines the documents, authorizations, preparation, transportation and other professional or operational requirements that apply to its portion of the case.
The step that defines our roleWhen the provider requests information or documents from the family, we communicate the request, help the family supply the requested items and relay them to the appropriate provider.
The applicable providers perform their respective professional, operational and regulated services.
We follow up with the parties involved, relay relevant updates and remain the family's coordination point through completion of the case.
Provider request
Follow-up“We need a copy of the passport, next-of-kin information and this signed form.”
What coordination looks like
We explain the request to the family, help them gather the items and deliver them to the provider. Then we follow up — and keep the family informed.
That is coordination. The provider sets the requirement; the family decides and provides; Eternimax connects them.
Requirements such as documents, authorizations and transportation are determined by the responsible provider and vary by country and case.
Who answers your call
A bilingual team that listens first, explains each request in plain words and keeps your family informed until the case is complete.

I grew up watching my father serve families with everything he had. I built Eternimax because I know what it means to need someone on the other side who truly understands.
A family story: our CEO grew up watching her father serve grieving families — he founded Grupo Amor Eterno in Honduras in 1998. Eternimax is a separate company.
Why Eternimax
An international case can involve a funeral home in one country, a receiving provider in another, consulates and several languages — while your family is grieving.
On your own
With Eternimax
Doesn't a local funeral home do this?
A funeral home performs services within its own jurisdiction. When a case involves more than one country, Eternimax coordinates between the providers involved — and works alongside funeral homes, not in place of them.
Real cases
Three real cases, shown anonymously: what Eternimax coordinated and what the independent providers performed. Every case is different.

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Separate product
The LATAM + Spain Coordination Membership is a standalone coordination membership for an eligible enrolled beneficiary located in a participating country. It is independent from our at-need services — you never need a membership to call us.
$25/month
per enrolled beneficiary
17
participating countries in Latin America and Spain
24/7
case activation, in English and Spanish
Eligibility requirements and Membership Terms apply. The membership is billed monthly to the card you register, for as long as it is active. Before you pay, read the Membership Terms, including billing, cancellation and refunds.
Why families and organizations call us
Deaths don't follow business hours. Neither do we.
Clear communication for families and partners throughout the case.
One person who knows your case, instead of many calls to many parties.
Known and estimated costs are communicated based on the information available for the case.
As required in the applicable jurisdiction.
A Florida company with a Washington, D.C. business address.
Eternimax in figures
24/7
A line that doesn't close: days, nights, weekends and holidays
17
Participating countries in Latin America and Spain
2024
Year Eternimax was founded
Free resources
Written by our coordination team, with official sources. Read, print or share — no sign-up needed.
What to do in the first hours and days: where your loved one is, who decides, how to choose a provider and what to ask the consulate.
The stages, who handles each part, the documents usually requested, U.S. requirements for bringing remains in, and transferring ashes.
Printable: the information worth having at hand and the questions to ask the provider before you authorize anything.
FAQ
Another question? Call us — we're happy to explain.
No. Eternimax coordinates. Independent licensed or otherwise authorized providers determine their requirements and perform the funeral, cremation, preparation, transportation and other regulated services. We serve as the communication point between your family and those providers.
Your family does. The providers explain the available options, requirements and pricing. We help you understand what each provider is requesting so you can decide with clarity.
No. When a death has occurred, any family can call us 24/7. The LATAM + Spain Coordination Membership is a separate product with its own eligibility requirements and Membership Terms.
Known and estimated costs are communicated based on the information available for the case. If provider, airline, governmental or other third-party requirements materially affect costs, your family is informed before additional services are authorized whenever reasonably possible.
Yes. We coordinate in English and Spanish.

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Supporting families with dignity, care, and professionalism—no matter the distance.