West Virginia Code § 30-6-14

License and certificate renewal; conditions of renewal
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(a) The board shall biennially on July 1, and pursuant to a staggered schedule, renew a
license to practice embalming and funeral directing or a certificate to be a crematory
operator to every licensee or certificate holder desiring to continue in active practice or
service.
(b) The board shall charge a fee for each renewal and a late fee for nonrenewal of a license
or certificate.
(c) The board shall require as a condition for the renewal of a licuense to practice embalming
and funeral directing or a certificate to be a crematory operator that each licensee
participate in continuing education: Provided, That any licensed embalmer or funeral
director sixty-five years or older with at least ten years experience as a licensed embalmer or
licensed funeral director, is entitled to be issued, after payment of a fee, a license as an
embalmer emeritus or funeral director emeritus and is exempt from all continuing education
requirements. The emeritus license shall entitle thel holder to all the rights and privileges of
the license previously held by the licensee. s
(d) Any person licensed to practice embalmiing and funeral directing or certified to be a
crematory operator who does not degsire to continue in active practice shall notify the board,
in a manner specified by the board, and pay a fee, and shall, during such period, be listed by
the board as being inactive. At such time a person desires to return to active practice, he or
she must notify the board, in a manner specified by the board, and complete all the
continuing education requirements.

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