Application for a Funeral Directing and Embalming License 2025

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Obtain your funeral license Complete an American Board of Funeral Service Education (ABFSE) accredited funeral service or mortuary science education program. Pass a state and/or national board exam.
Be at least 18 years of age. Have graduated or enrolled in an accredited school or college of mortuary science (*see below) Be employed and under the direct instruction and supervision of the funeral-director-in-charge (FDIC) and/or embalmer-in-charge (EIC) during the entirety of the provisional program.
Funeral directors are responsible for the transport, preparation, and burial or cremation of human remains. They must be licensed by the state in which they wish to practice. To obtain a license, funeral directors must complete an accredited mortuary science program and pass a state licensing exam.
In some states funeral directors are required to hold both a license for embalming and funeral directing. In other parts of the country the two roles are licensed and performed separately. Skills that are identified as desirable in a funeral director include a knowledge of science and mathematics.
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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The associate degree in Mortuary Science is required for mortician licensure in the State of Maryland. The Maryland State Board of Morticians requires 1,000 hours of apprenticeship with 20 funeral assists and 20 embalming assists.

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