Minnesota HF84 modifies requirements for reciprocal mortuary science licensure.
Minnesota HF84 amends the requirements for reciprocal licensure to practice mortuary science. The bill specifies that applicants must pass the Minnesota state licensing examination and the National Board examination. They must also submit documentation of at least 25 funeral arrangements and 25 embalming cases. Additionally, applicants need to provide a signed affidavit stating they are not under investigation or practicing under a restricted license in another jurisdiction. The commissioner will grant or deny licensure based on the submitted information.
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