If remains are identified through a Black Notice, does that automatically trigger death certification in my country?

No. INTERPOL identification confirmation is an investigative finding, not a legal instrument. Converting this into a formal death certificate requires separate proceedings in the relevant national jurisdiction — typically involving application to civil registries or courts with competence over vital records. Requirements vary: some countries accept foreign forensic reports directly, others mandate independent verification or consular certification. Where the deceased held multiple nationalities or assets in several jurisdictions, parallel death certification proceedings may be necessary. Processing times range from weeks in straightforward cases to over a year where documentary evidence is incomplete.