035-6 Wyo. Code R. § 6-8
The licensed funeral service practitioner is responsible for the identification of cremated or chemically processed remains. A crematory or chemical disposition facility shall not accept unidentified human remains.
(a) The licensed funeral service practitioner shall attach an identifying metal disc to each receptacle containing human remains. When human remains are to be cremated or chemically processed, the disc shall be secured to the top of the head end of the casket or alternate container, or, when no receptacle is used, to the human remains.
(b) The identifying metal disc shall accompany the human remains through the cremation or chemical disposition process.
(c) The identifying metal disc shall be held on the inside of the cremator or dissolution chamber until the body of the deceased is cremated or chemically processed and the cremated or chemically processed remains are placed in a container as directed by these rules and applicable law. The disc shall then be placed inside the urn or, in the case of a temporary urn, on the outside of the temporary urn.
(d) The identifying metal disc shall be properly secured to a receptacle containing cremated or chemically processed remains.
035-6 Wyo. Code R. § 6-8
Adopted, Eff. 1/8/2015.
Amended, Eff. 10/7/2015.