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Does Oregon require embalming?

Embalming is the use of chemicals, internally and externally, to disinfect and temporarily preserve human remains. 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.

Can you decline embalming?

Except as otherwise provided in Health and Safety Code section 7304, human remains shall not be embalmed without the express authorization of a person having the legal right to control disposition of the remains. Such authorization, to either accept or decline embalming, shall be secured by use of form 12-AUTH (rev.

Can I be buried on my own property in Oregon?

In Oregon, burial on your own private property is an option, although rarely selected. Most cemeteries require the use of a casket and outer burial container, such as grave liner or burial vault; however, this is not required by law.

How long does it take to become a mortician in Oregon?

Funeral Service Practioners in Oregon must have an Associate of Arts Degree and serve a one-year apprenticeship.

How to become a funeral director in Oregon?

Minimum Qualifications: 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.

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