Mortuary science practice reciprocal licensure requirements modifications

This bill modifies Minnesota's requirements for mortuary science professionals seeking reciprocal licensure from another state. It requires applicants to pass both the Minnesota state licensing exam and the National Board Examination (or an equivalent), provide documentation of either educational credentials or three years of practice in another jurisdiction, and submit affidavits confirming no pending investigations, minimum service experience (25 funeral arrangements/embalming cases), and recent continuing education. The changes apply specifically to out-of-state mortuary science license holders aiming to practice in Minnesota. The bill clarifies and updates the administrative process for reciprocal licensure under Minnesota Statutes §149A.30.