Texas State Law Verified Multiple Choice and
Conceptual Actual Frequently Tested Exam
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1. What policy must the Commission develop and implement - ANSWER A
policy of negotiated rulemaking procedures and appropriate alternative
dispute resolution procedures
2. What shall Commission public brochures contain - ANSWER - Explain
matters relating to funerals
- Describe the function of the commission
- Commission's procedure for filing and resolving a public complaint
3. Where will the Commission brochures be available - ANSWER
Commission provides them to funeral establishments, and the public, along
with appropriate state agencies
4. Who may practice funeral directing - ANSWER Only a licensed funeral
director or a provisional license holder or qualified moturary student under
the supervision and direction of a funeral director
,5. Who may practice embalming - ANSWER Only a licensed embalmer or a
provisional license holder or qualified moturary student under the
supervision and direction of a funeral director
6. What are the requirements for licensing - ANSWER - Be at least 18
- Graduate from high school or pass examination by the Texas
Education Agency
- Graduate from an accredited mortuary school unless applicant holds
a reciprocal embalmer's license, has completed the requirements of
the provisional license program; and
- Successfully completed the applicable written examination
7. Applicant may not be considered until they - ANSWER - Complete the
provisional license requirements and
- Attain at least a 75% on the written examination
8. When will the commission issue a provisional license to another state's
licensee - ANSWER - Has been licensed in good standing as a funeral
director or embalming for at least 2 years
- Has passed a national examination
- Is sponsored by a person licensed by the commission whom the
licensee that will be practicing under
9. When is the latest the commission can approve or deny a provisional
license - ANSWER 2 years after date of issuance
10.Can a duplicate license be obtained - ANSWER Yes, by filing the
appropriate form
, 11.Is a funeral director or embalmers license displayed - ANSWER Yes, in
each place that the license holder practices
12.Who is eligible for retired, inactive or retired, active license status -
ANSWER Person who is over the age of 65 or is at least 75% disabled at
the time of application for renewel
13.License that is revoked can be regained by - ANSWER - Retaking and
passing the examination
- Pay 2 x's the normal license fee
- Satisfied other requirements such as continuing education
14.When is a provisional license required - ANSWER Before the person may
engage in learning the practice of funeral directing or embalming
15.When shall the Commission issue a license - ANSWER - The applicant is
18 years or older
- Has completed or is enrolled in school
- Is employed to learn funeral directing or embalming - Files for an
application for a provisional license
- Pays any required fees
16.How long is the provisional period - ANSWER No less than 12 months,
no more than 24 months
Conceptual Actual Frequently Tested Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
1. What policy must the Commission develop and implement - ANSWER A
policy of negotiated rulemaking procedures and appropriate alternative
dispute resolution procedures
2. What shall Commission public brochures contain - ANSWER - Explain
matters relating to funerals
- Describe the function of the commission
- Commission's procedure for filing and resolving a public complaint
3. Where will the Commission brochures be available - ANSWER
Commission provides them to funeral establishments, and the public, along
with appropriate state agencies
4. Who may practice funeral directing - ANSWER Only a licensed funeral
director or a provisional license holder or qualified moturary student under
the supervision and direction of a funeral director
,5. Who may practice embalming - ANSWER Only a licensed embalmer or a
provisional license holder or qualified moturary student under the
supervision and direction of a funeral director
6. What are the requirements for licensing - ANSWER - Be at least 18
- Graduate from high school or pass examination by the Texas
Education Agency
- Graduate from an accredited mortuary school unless applicant holds
a reciprocal embalmer's license, has completed the requirements of
the provisional license program; and
- Successfully completed the applicable written examination
7. Applicant may not be considered until they - ANSWER - Complete the
provisional license requirements and
- Attain at least a 75% on the written examination
8. When will the commission issue a provisional license to another state's
licensee - ANSWER - Has been licensed in good standing as a funeral
director or embalming for at least 2 years
- Has passed a national examination
- Is sponsored by a person licensed by the commission whom the
licensee that will be practicing under
9. When is the latest the commission can approve or deny a provisional
license - ANSWER 2 years after date of issuance
10.Can a duplicate license be obtained - ANSWER Yes, by filing the
appropriate form
, 11.Is a funeral director or embalmers license displayed - ANSWER Yes, in
each place that the license holder practices
12.Who is eligible for retired, inactive or retired, active license status -
ANSWER Person who is over the age of 65 or is at least 75% disabled at
the time of application for renewel
13.License that is revoked can be regained by - ANSWER - Retaking and
passing the examination
- Pay 2 x's the normal license fee
- Satisfied other requirements such as continuing education
14.When is a provisional license required - ANSWER Before the person may
engage in learning the practice of funeral directing or embalming
15.When shall the Commission issue a license - ANSWER - The applicant is
18 years or older
- Has completed or is enrolled in school
- Is employed to learn funeral directing or embalming - Files for an
application for a provisional license
- Pays any required fees
16.How long is the provisional period - ANSWER No less than 12 months,
no more than 24 months
