NY State (Mortuary) Law Exam 1 - 4 with correctly answered questions

False The name of a registered resident may be on the letterhead of a funeral establishment. True All charges on a Itemization of Funeral Service & Merchandise Selected are going to be listed under either Funeral Home Charges or Cash Advance Charges. True When a funeral firm is owned and operated by an individual, the individual must be a licensed and registered NYS funeral director. True A funeral director duly registered as inactive with the NYS Bureau of Funeral Directing is exempt from mandatory continuing education requirements as long as their status remains inactive. True The body of a person that has died in NYS may not be removed from the state unless a permit has been issued for such removal by a local registrar in NYS. True A funeral firm may not operate or conduct a funeral business on real property owned, leased, or under the control of a cemetery. True Soliciting or attempting to solicit funeral business using door-to-door or telephone solicitation methods, unless specifically requested by a potential customer, is prohibited in NYS. True The biennial registration of licensed funeral directors, embalmers, and undertakers shall be renewable July 1st of each even year. True Registered residents may only preform their duties within the state of NY. True The Dept. of Health may direct a registered resident to appear for an oral interview to determine their qualifications to be licensed. False TRUE STATEMENT: Accurate information from price lists (general, casket, or outer burial*) must be available over the telephone if a customer calls and asks for such information. Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE: Only a licensed and registered funeral director may give out such information over the telephone? True While the term "funeral home" is used all across NYS, it is not an official, legal term used in the law to define or describe funeral directing activities or requirements. True A person who causes the death of another, and at the time was the subject of an order of protection protecting the decedent, does not have the automatic right to control the disposition of the remains of the decedent.