Nevada § 451.665 Maintenance of records; identification of remains

Nevada Statutes

§ 451.665 — Maintenance of records; identification of remains

Nevada § 451.665

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 451Dead

CREMATION

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 451.665 (2026).

Text

1. The operator of a crematory, funeral establishment or direct cremation facility shall keep a record of:

(a)Each authorization received;

(b)The name of each person whose human remains are received;

(c)The date and time of receipt, and a description of the container in which received;

(d)The date of cremation; and

(e)The final disposition of the cremated remains. 2. The operator of a crematory shall not accept unidentified human remains. If the remains are received in a container, the operator shall place appropriate identification upon the exterior of the container. 3. If a permit for transportation of human remains to the crematory is required by the local health authority, the operator shall file the permit in his or her records.

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1. The operator of a crematory, funeral establishment or direct cremation facility shall keep a record of:
(a) Each authorization received;
(b) The name of each person whose human remains are received;
(c) The date and time of receipt, and a description of the container in which received;
(d) The date of cremation; and
(e) The final disposition of the cremated remains.
2. The operator of a crematory shall not accept unidentified human remains. If the remains are received in a container, the operator shall place appropriate identification upon the exterior of the container.
3. If a permit for transportation of human remains to the crematory is required by the local health authority, the operator shall file the permit in his or her records.