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Oregon law states that you may establish a cemetery if you: own the property. obtain written consent from the county or city planning commission or, if there is no county or city planning commission, the governing body of the county or city.
To get started with the registration process, youll need to fill out an application on the Conference Online website, which you can submit online or by mail. Youll need to fill out a separate application for each test, and youll need to pay the $285 testing fee for each test.
The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards (ICFSEB) administers a National Board Examination (NBE) to evaluate the knowledge needed to become a licensed funeral director or embalmer.
Must pass the State of Oregon Funeral Service Practitioner Exam. Must possess an Associates degree (or higher) in any field OR must provide proof of at least four years of previous FSP licensure in any state. Degree must be issued by an accredited school.
If you want to be a funeral director, you only need an associates degree to be eligible to take it, if you want to be an embalmer, youll need to go through mortuary college, pass the sciences (not the arts) national board, then have a 2 year, full time, apprenticeship and embalm 100 cases to be eligible to then take
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While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $95,359 and as low as $35,019, the majority of Funeral Director salaries currently range between $56,600 (25th percentile) to $81,900 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $86,200 annually in Los Angeles.
Is embalming of human remains required by law? No. Oregon law requires that human remains held longer than twenty-four hours after death, be either embalmed or refrigerated at 36 Fahrenheit or less.

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