32-1309. Fees
A. The board shall establish and collect the following application fees:
1. For a funeral director license, eighty-five dollars.
2. For an embalmer license, eighty-five dollars.
3. For an embalmer's assistant registration, eighty-five dollars.
4. For an intern license, eighty-five dollars.
5. For a funeral director or embalmer license for a person who does not reside in this state, eighty-five dollars.
6. For a prearranged funeral salesperson registration, eighty-five dollars.
7. For a funeral establishment license:
(a) For a new establishment, new owner or new location, five hundred dollars.
(b) For a change of name, one hundred seventy-five dollars.
8. For a prearranged funeral sales establishment endorsement, one hundred eighty-five dollars.
9. For a crematory license:
(a) For a new crematory, new owner or new location, one hundred dollars per retort.
(b) For a change of name, one hundred seventy-five dollars.
10. For a cremationist license, eighty-five dollars.
B. The board shall establish and collect the following examination fees:
1. For the funeral director state laws and rules examination, eighty dollars.
2. For the embalmer state laws and rules examination, eighty dollars.
3. For the prearranged funeral salesperson state laws and rules examination, eighty dollars.
4. For the funeral service science section of the state equivalent examination, one hundred fifty dollars.
5. For the funeral service arts section of the state equivalent examination, one hundred fifty dollars.
C. The board shall establish and collect the following license and registration issuance fees:
1. For a funeral director license, eighty-five dollars.
2. For an embalmer license, eighty-five dollars.
3. For an embalmer's assistant registration, eighty-five dollars.
4. For an intern license, eighty-five dollars.
5. For a prearranged funeral salesperson registration, eighty-five dollars.
6. For a cremationist license, eighty-five dollars.
D. The board shall establish and collect the following renewal fees:
1. For a funeral director license, eighty-five dollars.
2. For an embalmer license, eighty-five dollars.
3. For an embalmer's assistant registration, eighty-five dollars.
4. For an intern license, eighty-five dollars.
5. For an assistant funeral director registration, eighty-five dollars.
6. For a prearranged funeral salesperson registration, eighty-five dollars.
7. For an establishment license, four dollars for each disposition performed by the establishment during the immediately preceding calendar year. For the purposes of this paragraph, a funeral establishment performs a disposition each time the establishment files a death certificate pursuant to section 36-325.
8. For a prearranged funeral sales establishment endorsement, one hundred eighty-five dollars.
9. For a crematory license, two hundred dollars per retort.
10. For a cremationist license, eighty-five dollars.
E. The board shall establish and collect the following fees:
1. For a duplicate license or registration, twenty-five dollars.
2. For a reexamination:
(a) For a state laws and rules examination, fifty dollars.
(b) For the funeral service science section or the funeral service arts section of the state equivalent examination, sixty-five dollars.
3. For late renewal of a licensee or registration, thirty-five dollars.
4. For late renewal of an establishment license or endorsement, sixty dollars.
5. For inactive licensure or registration, twenty-five dollars.
6. For reinstatement of an inactive license, fifty dollars.
7. For reinstatement of an inactive registration, one hundred thirty dollars.
8. For an interim funeral establishment permit, twenty-five dollars.
9. For filing an annual trust report, a fee of not more than two hundred dollars.
10. For filing a late or incomplete annual trust report, a penalty of not more than two hundred dollars.
F. The board may establish and collect a fee for intern trainees in an amount to be determined by the board.
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