Section Frl 403.03 - Renewal Requirements(a) The board shall not issue license renewals until proof has been submitted, indicating the completion of continuing education programs or courses, approved by the board, during the 2-years immediately preceding the application for renewal as required by Frl 403.03(f).(b) The licensee shall submit to the board proof of successful program or course completion. The licensee shall maintain such documentation for a period of not less than 2 biennial licensing periods.(c) Proof of successful program or course completion shall be in the form of a certificate which shall contain at a minimum the following: (1) The name of the provider;(2) The completion date of the continuing education program;(3) The name of the participant;(4) The title of the program; and(5) The number of continuing education credits the program or course has been assigned.(d) A renewal application submitted by a licensee that is not in compliance with the requirements of Frl 403.03(f) shall not be accepted or processed and shall be returned to the applicant.(e) Every embalmer and funeral director submitting application for the first renewal following issuance of the original license, shall complete 14 hours of continuing education credit if licensed more than 12 months prior to expiration and 7 hours of continuing education credit if licensed less than 12 months prior to expiration.(f) Every embalmer and funeral director shall complete 14 hours of continuing education credits every biennial licensing period.(g) Continuing education credits shall not be recognized for the same program attended or completed within the same biennial licensing period.(h) Continuing education approval is granted on a biennial basis ending June 30th every odd numbered year.N.H. Admin. Code § Frl 403.03
#2344, eff 4-15-83; ss by #2986, eff 3-18-85; ss by #4357, eff 1-20-88, EXPIRED: 1-20-94
New. #6516, eff 5-24-97, EXPIRED: 5-24-05
New. #9387, eff 2-12-09 (from Frl 403.02 )
Amended by Volume XXXVII Number 15, Filed April 13, 2017, Proposed by #12129, Effective 3/10/2017, Expires 3/10/2027.