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2017 New Hampshire Revised Statutes
Title XXX - OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS
Chapter 325 - EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Section 325:22 - Nonresidents.
Universal Citation: NH Rev Stat § 325:22 (2017)
325:22 Nonresidents. –
The board may license any applicant who is licensed in any other state, provided:
I. The applicant holds a current funeral director's or embalmer's license in his state of residence and is in good standing with the regulating state board.
II. The applicant shall be subject to a 6-month apprenticeship during which time 25 solo case reports of funeral directing and embalming solely conducted by the applicant shall be submitted to the board.
III. The applicant shall not possess more than a 25 percent ownership interest in a sponsoring funeral home during the first 3 years of his practice in New Hampshire.
IV. Upon completion of the apprenticeship, the applicant shall pass the written examination required by the board pursuant to this chapter.
V. The applicant shall be subject to review by the board on a yearly basis for the first 3 years of associate licensure. Upon approval he shall be eligible for permanent licensure upon application and payment of fees.
I. The applicant holds a current funeral director's or embalmer's license in his state of residence and is in good standing with the regulating state board.
II. The applicant shall be subject to a 6-month apprenticeship during which time 25 solo case reports of funeral directing and embalming solely conducted by the applicant shall be submitted to the board.
III. The applicant shall not possess more than a 25 percent ownership interest in a sponsoring funeral home during the first 3 years of his practice in New Hampshire.
IV. Upon completion of the apprenticeship, the applicant shall pass the written examination required by the board pursuant to this chapter.
V. The applicant shall be subject to review by the board on a yearly basis for the first 3 years of associate licensure. Upon approval he shall be eligible for permanent licensure upon application and payment of fees.
Source. 1935, 95:1. RL 168:22. RSA 325:22. 1957, 77:3. 1973, 354:2. 1981, 487:14. 1989, 264:4, eff. July 25, 1989.
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