not much I would imagine

After you die the world will continue to exist, and your body will either be cremated or mummified or otherwise eaten by maggots. Anything else you want to know.

I know what will happen in my case if I die in a normal country (if not kidnapped, murdered etc.)

1. My medical power of attorney and the last will will kick in
2. Organs will be donated
3. Body will be cremated at the lowest cost possible
4. All belongings (clothes, papers) will be burnt too
5. Ashes will be thrown in a dust bin
6. Personal cash and belongings of value will be donated to orphanage or a local charity
7. 10 original death certificates will be obtained
8. My surviving family will celebrate doing anything of their choice (eating out, party, movie) immediately
9. No mourning will take place, no tears shed
10. No rites - religious or otherwise will be performed
11. All personal belongings at primary and other homes will be donated

I write a special travel will each time I travel and keep in the laptop bag I carry.

Someone you know comes and meets you and tells you it’s time. You walk off together toward the light at the end of the passage and catch up with each other on the way. You get to the end of the passage, have a review of your life and then dissipate into some other consciousness. That’s as far as I got.

someone has to fill out some forms.

Dung!

Nothing.

Best response I've heard to date:
"A garage in Cleveland".

We were spreading the ashes of my partners late father in a little ceremony at a beach in S.W. Scotland where he was evacuated to during WW2. We parked our car about 100m from the beach and as we walked to it a cat appeared from a nearby wood mewing loudly and accompanied us. It stayed with us during the short ceremony and back to the car park afterwards then just walked away and disappeared from view.
If I believed in reincarnation there would be no doubt that the man had returned as a cat. Ironically during life he hated cats.

From what I have heard, you let out a big fart, shit your pants, and never have to worry about constipation again . . .

Organ donor followed by cremation.

In my will, I asked for my ashes to be spread in my beloved Cascade Mountains. I don't care if my daughter drives to Stevens Pass, walks six feet into the woods, dumps the ashes and leaves.

My married daughter Claire, 29, will receive $100,000 from my life insurance policy. In my will, I asked that it be used for her house or college expenses.

Some really lucky people are going to get my organs.

There is no "you".

Who knows? Hehehe

Truth

Back to the earth from which we came. I’m cool with that. Even if it were possible, I wouldn’t want to live forever. One lifetime is enough.

from dust to dust