Arizona § 32-1327 National board examination

Arizona Statutes

§ 32-1327 — National board examination

Arizona § 32-1327

Title 32Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 12FUNERAL INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

Art. 2Licensing and Registration

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 32-1327 (2026).

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A.A person who desires to take the national board examination shall submit to the department:

1.An examination application on a form prescribed by the department.

2.Documentation of a high school diploma or its equivalent.

3.Documentation of the person's graduation from an accredited or provisionally accredited school of mortuary science.

4.All applicable fees pursuant to section 32-1309.

B.A person who takes the national board examination must achieve a passing score according to the standards of the international conference of funeral service examining boards.

C.The department shall accept a passing score that an applicant achieved on the national board examination taken within the five years immediately preceding the date that the applicant filed a license application with

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A. A person who desires to take the national board examination shall submit to the department:

1. An examination application on a form prescribed by the department.

2. Documentation of a high school diploma or its equivalent.

3. Documentation of the person's graduation from an accredited or provisionally accredited school of mortuary science.

4. All applicable fees pursuant to section 32-1309.

B. A person who takes the national board examination must achieve a passing score according to the standards of the international conference of funeral service examining boards.

C. The department shall accept a passing score that an applicant achieved on the national board examination taken within the five years immediately preceding the date that the applicant filed a license application with the department.