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The death certificate for Queen Elizabeth II<\/a> was officially published on Thursday, revealing that the 96-year-old monarch’s cause of death was simply listed as “old age.”<\/p>\n The National Records of Scotland published<\/a> the extract of an entry in the Register of Deaths, which formally noted that the Queen died at Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire on Sept. 8.<\/p>\n The official time of death was listed as 3:10 p.m. That is almost two hours before her children Princes Andrew and Edward, and grandson Prince William<\/a>, arrived at the castle, and almost three and a half hours before her death was announced to the public.<\/p>\n Her other two children, King Charles III<\/a> and Princess Anne, were already with the ailing monarch when she died, with Anne being listed as the signatory on the death certificate.<\/p>\n The Queen’s usual residence was listed as Windsor Castle, while her occupation was listed simply as “Her Majesty The Queen.”<\/p>\n The document also contains the names and royal positions of her late husband, Prince Philip<\/a>, as well as her father and mother, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth<\/a>, the Queen Mother.<\/p>\n The medical practitioner who signed the death certificate was Douglass Glass, who had served in the role of Apothecary to the Household at Balmoral since at least 2009<\/a>.<\/p>\n