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Funeral Service License (combination license)
Combination license for the practice of funeral service.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Annual renewal
- Continuing education
- Attest to five hours annually, including the specified one-hour law/preneed requirement and at least one preneed hour every three years; first renewal after initial Virginia licensure by examination is exempt. Maintain records for three years. Board extensions and exemptions may apply.
- Deadline
- Submit renewal form and fee by March 31.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Endorsement or reciprocity
- Application
- Provide license verifications and supporting credentials. The application checklist asks for existing national scores to be transferred if applicable; the endorsement rule identifies the Virginia State Board Examination as its examination requirement.
- Other jurisdiction license
- Valid equivalent license in another United States jurisdiction.
- Substantial equivalence
- Credentials substantially similar to or more stringent than the Commonwealth required when the applicant was initially licensed; approval is case-by-case.
Examination
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the completed application, official transcripts, required examination scores, fee, and additional Board-requested documentation; scores are transferred by The Conference.
- Criminal and disciplinary history
- Board discretion applies to felony convictions after completion of sentencing, pardon, or restoration of civil rights and to pending criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
- Education
- Graduation from an ABFSE-accredited mortuary science or funeral service program; official transcripts.
- Internship
- Complete the corresponding Board-prescribed internship: at least 2,000 hours over 12 to 48 months, normally 20 to 60 hours weekly; 25 funerals and 25 embalmings for the combined license, 25 funerals and arrangement conferences for the director license, or 25 embalmings for the embalmer license.
- Internship currency
- No credit for training completed more than three years before the license application or more than five years before the examination.
- National score timing
- Passing national examination scores remain leaves even when the examinations were passed before applying.
- Secondary education
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- State registration
- The Board receives the license application and submits eligibility to The Conference before LRR registration.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- Expired no more than one year.
- Renewal
- Meet ordinary renewal and continuing-competency requirements and pay renewal and late fees; practice is prohibited while the license is invalid.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reactivation from inactive
- Continuing education
- Provide hours required for the inactive period, capped at three years.
- Fees
- Pay the difference between inactive and active renewal fees for the reactivation year.
- Inactive status
- Holder of an inactive license.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Submit reinstatement application and fee.
- Continuing education
- Provide evidence of completing continuing-competency hours required during the lapse.
- Expiry
- License expired more than one year and no more than three years; reinstatement is subject to Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 18VAC65-20. Regulations Governing the Practice of Funeral Services
18VAC65-20-140.
- Application for Reinstatement of License to Practice Funeral Services, Revised 04/2026
Page 1, CONTINUING EDUCATION
Relicensure after three years
- Application
- Reapply and pass the LRR examination; provide license verifications and documentation required by the reinstatement application.
- Expiry
- License not reinstated within three years of expiration.
Temporary Funeral Service License (combination license) for a Foreign National
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Endorsement
- Other license
- Valid substantially equivalent out-of-jurisdiction license; Board approval and the endorsement LRR requirement apply.
- Temporary authorization
- Otherwise qualified foreign national unable to provide the required identifying number; authorization lasts no more than 90 days.
Initial examination
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the completed application, official transcripts, required examination scores, fee, and additional Board-requested documentation; scores are transferred by The Conference.
- Criminal and disciplinary history
- Board discretion applies to felony convictions after completion of sentencing, pardon, or restoration of civil rights and to pending criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
- Education
- Graduation from an ABFSE-accredited mortuary science or funeral service program; official transcripts.
- Internship
- Complete the corresponding Board-prescribed internship: at least 2,000 hours over 12 to 48 months, normally 20 to 60 hours weekly; 25 funerals and 25 embalmings for the combined license, 25 funerals and arrangement conferences for the director license, or 25 embalmings for the embalmer license.
- Internship currency
- No credit for training completed more than three years before the license application or more than five years before the examination.
- National score timing
- Passing national examination scores remain leaves even when the examinations were passed before applying.
- Secondary education
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- State registration
- The Board receives the license application and submits eligibility to The Conference before LRR registration.
- Temporary authorization
- Otherwise qualified foreign national unable to provide a Social Security number or DMV control number; Board may authorize practice for no more than 90 days.
Virginia Inactive Funeral Service License
Inactive status of the existing practitioner license; practice in Virginia is prohibited.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Fee
- Submit inactive renewal and fee by March 31.
- Practice
- No practice; continuing education is deferred until reactivation.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Conversion to inactive
- Application
- Request inactive status on the renewal application and submit the required fee.
- Continuing education
- No continuing education while inactive except for reactivation.
- Current license
- Current unrestricted Virginia license.
- Practice
- No acts requiring the active professional license may be performed.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Virginia Temporary Funeral Service License for Military Spouses
A temporary licensing pathway for qualifying military spouses holding the same or a similar license from another jurisdiction, applicable to funeral service practice.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Pending equivalence review
- Duration
- No more than 12 months while Board reviews or the applicant completes Virginia-specific requirements.
- Other license
- Same or similar license in another jurisdiction and otherwise meets subsection A qualifications; no disciplinary disqualification.
- Outstanding requirements
- Any Virginia-specific requirements not required in the original licensing jurisdiction must be completed; the temporary-issuance statute does not identify an examination for that open slot.
- Spouse
- Spouse on federal active-duty orders, or veteran who left active duty within one year of application; applicant accompanies spouse to Virginia, an adjoining state, or the District of Columbia.
- Timing
- Board unable to finish document review or equivalency decision within 20 days of a complete application.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Courtesy Card
Allows practice authorized by current licensure in another jurisdiction, but not establishing or generally engaging in the funeral directing and embalming business in Virginia.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Annual renewal
- License
- Document current unrestricted funeral service, funeral directing, or embalming licensure in the jurisdictions where licensed.
- Renewal
- Submit renewal and applicable fees by March 31, or within one year of expiration with the late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial issuance
- Application
- Completed application and prescribed fee.
- License
- Current valid out-of-state funeral service, funeral directing, or embalming license; provide verification of current unrestricted licensure.
- Scope
- Only the practice authorized by the existing license; no establishment or general business of funeral directing and embalming in Virginia.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- License
- Document current unrestricted funeral service, funeral directing, or embalming licensure in the jurisdictions where licensed.
- Renewal
- Submit renewal and applicable fees by March 31, or within one year of expiration with the late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Reinstatement application and fee; maintain qualifying unrestricted other-jurisdiction licensure.
- Expiry
- More than one year but no more than three years; Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Crematory Registration
Registration to operate a crematory following application, confirmation of functional equipment and an initial inspection.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Annual renewal
- Renewal
- Submit renewal form and prescribed fee by March 31.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial registration
- Application
- Submit completed application and fee at least 30 days before opening; identify crematory manager.
- Direct to public
- Requires funeral service establishment licensure or status as its branch.
- Inspection
- Board may authorize a test cremation while application is pending; functional equipment and completed initial inspection precede registration.
- Manager
- Manager must hold CANA, ICCFA, or other Board-recognized certification and OSHA universal-precautions/bloodborne-pathogen training.
- Operators
- Retort operators must hold recognized certification; supervised training permitted for no more than six months. These certifications are qualifications, not a state examination identity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- No more than one year expired.
- Renewal
- Submit renewal form, ordinary renewal fee, and late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Board may consider reinstatement application with prescribed fee.
- Expiry
- More than one but no more than three years after expiration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Funeral Director License
License to practice funeral directing within the Commonwealth.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Continuing education
- Attest to five hours annually, including the specified one-hour law/preneed requirement and at least one preneed hour every three years; first renewal after initial Virginia licensure by examination is exempt. Maintain records for three years. Board extensions and exemptions may apply.
- Deadline
- Submit renewal form and fee by March 31.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Endorsement or reciprocity
- Application
- Provide license verifications and supporting credentials. The application checklist asks for existing national scores to be transferred if applicable; the endorsement rule identifies the Virginia State Board Examination as its examination requirement.
- Other jurisdiction license
- Valid equivalent license in another United States jurisdiction.
- Substantial equivalence
- Credentials substantially similar to or more stringent than the Commonwealth required when the applicant was initially licensed; approval is case-by-case.
Examination
All of the following:
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the completed application, official transcripts, required examination scores, fee, and additional Board-requested documentation; scores are transferred by The Conference.
- Criminal and disciplinary history
- Board discretion applies to felony convictions after completion of sentencing, pardon, or restoration of civil rights and to pending criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
- Education
- ABFSE-accredited mortuary science/funeral service program, or an associate degree or equivalent of at least 60 credits including at least 30 credits in a Board-approved funeral-directing program; Board-approved pathology coursework.
- Internship
- Complete the corresponding Board-prescribed internship: at least 2,000 hours over 12 to 48 months, normally 20 to 60 hours weekly; 25 funerals and 25 embalmings for the combined license, 25 funerals and arrangement conferences for the director license, or 25 embalmings for the embalmer license.
- Internship currency
- No credit for training completed more than three years before the license application or more than five years before the examination.
- National score timing
- Passing national examination scores remain leaves even when the examinations were passed before applying.
- Secondary education
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- State registration
- The Board receives the license application and submits eligibility to The Conference before LRR registration.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- Expired no more than one year.
- Renewal
- Meet ordinary renewal and continuing-competency requirements and pay renewal and late fees; practice is prohibited while the license is invalid.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reactivation from inactive
- Continuing education
- Provide hours required for the inactive period, capped at three years.
- Fees
- Pay the difference between inactive and active renewal fees for the reactivation year.
- Inactive status
- Holder of an inactive license.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Submit reinstatement application and fee.
- Continuing education
- Provide evidence of completing continuing-competency hours required during the lapse.
- Expiry
- License expired more than one year and no more than three years; reinstatement is subject to Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 18VAC65-20. Regulations Governing the Practice of Funeral Services
18VAC65-20-140.
- Application for Reinstatement of License to Practice Funeral Services, Revised 04/2026
Page 1, CONTINUING EDUCATION
Relicensure after three years
- Application
- Reapply and pass the LRR examination; provide license verifications and documentation required by the reinstatement application.
- Expiry
- License not reinstated within three years of expiration.
Temporary Funeral Director License for a Foreign National
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Endorsement
- Other license
- Valid substantially equivalent out-of-jurisdiction license; Board approval and the endorsement LRR requirement apply.
- Temporary authorization
- Otherwise qualified foreign national unable to provide the required identifying number; authorization lasts no more than 90 days.
Initial examination
All of the following:
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the completed application, official transcripts, required examination scores, fee, and additional Board-requested documentation; scores are transferred by The Conference.
- Criminal and disciplinary history
- Board discretion applies to felony convictions after completion of sentencing, pardon, or restoration of civil rights and to pending criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
- Education
- ABFSE-accredited mortuary science/funeral service program, or an associate degree or equivalent of at least 60 credits including at least 30 credits in a Board-approved funeral-directing program; Board-approved pathology coursework.
- Internship
- Complete the corresponding Board-prescribed internship: at least 2,000 hours over 12 to 48 months, normally 20 to 60 hours weekly; 25 funerals and 25 embalmings for the combined license, 25 funerals and arrangement conferences for the director license, or 25 embalmings for the embalmer license.
- Internship currency
- No credit for training completed more than three years before the license application or more than five years before the examination.
- National score timing
- Passing national examination scores remain leaves even when the examinations were passed before applying.
- Secondary education
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- State registration
- The Board receives the license application and submits eligibility to The Conference before LRR registration.
- Temporary authorization
- Otherwise qualified foreign national unable to provide a Social Security number or DMV control number; Board may authorize practice for no more than 90 days.
Inactive Funeral Director License
Inactive status of the existing practitioner license; practice in Virginia is prohibited.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Fee
- Submit inactive renewal and fee by March 31.
- Practice
- No practice; continuing education is deferred until reactivation.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Conversion to inactive
- Application
- Request inactive status on the renewal application and submit the required fee.
- Continuing education
- No continuing education while inactive except for reactivation.
- Current license
- Current unrestricted Virginia license.
- Practice
- No acts requiring the active professional license may be performed.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Temporary Funeral Director License for a Military Spouse
Temporary licensing pathway for eligible military spouses who hold the same or similar license in another jurisdiction and seek to practice funeral directing in Virginia.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Pending equivalence review
- Duration
- No more than 12 months while Board reviews or the applicant completes Virginia-specific requirements.
- Other license
- Same or similar license in another jurisdiction and otherwise meets subsection A qualifications; no disciplinary disqualification.
- Outstanding requirements
- Any Virginia-specific requirements not required in the original licensing jurisdiction must be completed; the temporary-issuance statute does not identify an examination for that open slot.
- Spouse
- Spouse on federal active-duty orders, or veteran who left active duty within one year of application; applicant accompanies spouse to Virginia, an adjoining state, or the District of Columbia.
- Timing
- Board unable to finish document review or equivalency decision within 20 days of a complete application.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Embalmer License
License to practice embalming in Virginia.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Annual renewal
- Continuing education
- Attest to five hours annually, including the specified one-hour law/preneed requirement and at least one preneed hour every three years; first renewal after initial Virginia licensure by examination is exempt. Maintain records for three years. Board extensions and exemptions may apply.
- Deadline
- Submit renewal form and fee by March 31.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Endorsement or reciprocity
- Application
- Provide license verifications and supporting credentials. The application checklist asks for existing national scores to be transferred if applicable; the endorsement rule identifies the Virginia State Board Examination as its examination requirement.
- Other jurisdiction license
- Valid equivalent license in another United States jurisdiction.
- Substantial equivalence
- Credentials substantially similar to or more stringent than the Commonwealth required when the applicant was initially licensed; approval is case-by-case.
Examination
All of the following:
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the completed application, official transcripts, required examination scores, fee, and additional Board-requested documentation; scores are transferred by The Conference.
- Criminal and disciplinary history
- Board discretion applies to felony convictions after completion of sentencing, pardon, or restoration of civil rights and to pending criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
- Education
- ABFSE-accredited mortuary science/funeral service program, or a Board-approved embalming program.
- Internship
- Complete the corresponding Board-prescribed internship: at least 2,000 hours over 12 to 48 months, normally 20 to 60 hours weekly; 25 funerals and 25 embalmings for the combined license, 25 funerals and arrangement conferences for the director license, or 25 embalmings for the embalmer license.
- Internship currency
- No credit for training completed more than three years before the license application or more than five years before the examination.
- National score timing
- Passing national examination scores remain leaves even when the examinations were passed before applying.
- Secondary education
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- State registration
- The Board receives the license application and submits eligibility to The Conference before LRR registration.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- Expired no more than one year.
- Renewal
- Meet ordinary renewal and continuing-competency requirements and pay renewal and late fees; practice is prohibited while the license is invalid.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reactivation from inactive
- Continuing education
- Provide hours required for the inactive period, capped at three years.
- Fees
- Pay the difference between inactive and active renewal fees for the reactivation year.
- Inactive status
- Holder of an inactive license.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Submit reinstatement application and fee.
- Continuing education
- Provide evidence of completing continuing-competency hours required during the lapse.
- Expiry
- License expired more than one year and no more than three years; reinstatement is subject to Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 18VAC65-20. Regulations Governing the Practice of Funeral Services
18VAC65-20-140.
- Application for Reinstatement of License to Practice Funeral Services, Revised 04/2026
Page 1, CONTINUING EDUCATION
Relicensure after three years
- Application
- Reapply and pass the LRR examination; provide license verifications and documentation required by the reinstatement application.
- Expiry
- License not reinstated within three years of expiration.
Temporary Embalmer License for a Foreign National
Discretionary temporary authorization to practice embalming for an otherwise qualified foreign national, effective for no more than 90 days.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Endorsement
- Other license
- Valid substantially equivalent out-of-jurisdiction license; Board approval and the endorsement LRR requirement apply.
- Temporary authorization
- Otherwise qualified foreign national unable to provide the required identifying number; authorization lasts no more than 90 days.
Initial examination
All of the following:
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the completed application, official transcripts, required examination scores, fee, and additional Board-requested documentation; scores are transferred by The Conference.
- Criminal and disciplinary history
- Board discretion applies to felony convictions after completion of sentencing, pardon, or restoration of civil rights and to pending criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
- Education
- ABFSE-accredited mortuary science/funeral service program, or a Board-approved embalming program.
- Internship
- Complete the corresponding Board-prescribed internship: at least 2,000 hours over 12 to 48 months, normally 20 to 60 hours weekly; 25 funerals and 25 embalmings for the combined license, 25 funerals and arrangement conferences for the director license, or 25 embalmings for the embalmer license.
- Internship currency
- No credit for training completed more than three years before the license application or more than five years before the examination.
- National score timing
- Passing national examination scores remain leaves even when the examinations were passed before applying.
- Secondary education
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- State registration
- The Board receives the license application and submits eligibility to The Conference before LRR registration.
- Temporary authorization
- Otherwise qualified foreign national unable to provide a Social Security number or DMV control number; Board may authorize practice for no more than 90 days.
Inactive Embalmer License
Inactive status of the existing practitioner license; practice in Virginia is prohibited.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Fee
- Submit inactive renewal and fee by March 31.
- Practice
- No practice; continuing education is deferred until reactivation.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Conversion to inactive
- Application
- Request inactive status on the renewal application and submit the required fee.
- Continuing education
- No continuing education while inactive except for reactivation.
- Current license
- Current unrestricted Virginia license.
- Practice
- No acts requiring the active professional license may be performed.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Temporary Embalmer License for a Military Spouse
Temporary embalmer licensure for eligible spouses of military service members.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Pending equivalence review
- Duration
- No more than 12 months while Board reviews or the applicant completes Virginia-specific requirements.
- Other license
- Same or similar license in another jurisdiction and otherwise meets subsection A qualifications; no disciplinary disqualification.
- Outstanding requirements
- Any Virginia-specific requirements not required in the original licensing jurisdiction must be completed; the temporary-issuance statute does not identify an examination for that open slot.
- Spouse
- Spouse on federal active-duty orders, or veteran who left active duty within one year of application; applicant accompanies spouse to Virginia, an adjoining state, or the District of Columbia.
- Timing
- Board unable to finish document review or equivalency decision within 20 days of a complete application.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Funeral Service Establishment License
License required to operate a funeral service establishment; issuance requires a completed and approved inspection.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Renewal
- Submit renewal form and prescribed fee by March 31.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Branch or chapel
- Affiliation
- Identify the main establishment and attest affiliation; separate manager of record except as permitted by law.
- Application
- Separate license, fee, and Board-approved inspection.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Change of ownership
- Inspection
- Reinspection no later than one year after change.
- Timing
- Within 30 days of change request reinspection, apply for a new license identifying owner, and pay fees.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Emergency operations
- Documentation
- Identify both managers and provide emergency-usage agreement.
- Emergency
- Board may approve operations at another licensed establishment for 60 days, extendable 30 days for good cause.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial licensure
- Application
- Submit application, fee, and documentation at least 30 days before opening.
- Inspection
- License requires a completed and approved inspection.
- Manager
- Qualified full-time manager of record, subject to the statutory hardship waiver.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- No more than one year expired.
- Renewal
- Submit renewal form, ordinary renewal fee, and late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Board may consider reinstatement application with prescribed fee.
- Expiry
- More than one but no more than three years after expiration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Relicensure after three years
- Expiry
- Establishment license not reinstated within three years.
- Statutory reading
- 18VAC65-20-140(C) says an applicant whose license is not reinstated within three years shall reapply and pass the state examination; the paragraph does not limit license to individual practitioner licenses. This route applies that wording literally.
Funeral Service Intern Registration
Registration as a funeral service intern requires an application package documenting qualifications, supervising licensee signatures, school transcripts, and the required fee.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Practice
- No training credit under expired registration.
- Renewal
- Expires March 31; submit renewal notice and fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial registration
- Application
- Submit application and fee.
- Criminal history
- Board discretion and disqualifications under the applicable internship statute/rule apply; embezzlement and the specified corpse-related offense disqualify.
- Education
- High-school diploma or equivalent; submit transcripts and documentation.
- Supervision
- Application carries supervising licensee signatures; Board must approve before training starts.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- No more than one year after expiration.
- Fees
- Pay current renewal and late renewal fees.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
New registration after three years
- Expiry
- Registration not reinstated within three years.
- Training
- File a new registration application and begin a new internship.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Application and reinstatement fee.
- Expiry
- More than one but no more than three years; Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Funeral Directing Intern Registration
Intern registration requires an application package with qualification documentation, supervising licensee signatures, school transcripts, and the required fee.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Practice
- No training credit under expired registration.
- Renewal
- Expires March 31; submit renewal notice and fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial registration
- Application
- Submit application and fee.
- Criminal history
- Board discretion and disqualifications under the applicable internship statute/rule apply; embezzlement and the specified corpse-related offense disqualify.
- Education
- High-school diploma or equivalent; submit transcripts and documentation.
- Supervision
- Application carries supervising licensee signatures; Board must approve before training starts.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- No more than one year after expiration.
- Fees
- Pay current renewal and late renewal fees.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
New registration after three years
- Expiry
- Registration not reinstated within three years.
- Training
- File a new registration application and begin a new internship.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Application and reinstatement fee.
- Expiry
- More than one but no more than three years; Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Embalming Intern Registration
Registration as an embalming intern requires an application package, school transcripts, the required fee, qualifications documentation, and supervising licensee signatures.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Annual renewal
- Practice
- No training credit under expired registration.
- Renewal
- Expires March 31; submit renewal notice and fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial registration
- Application
- Submit application and fee.
- Criminal history
- Board discretion and disqualifications under the applicable internship statute/rule apply; embezzlement and the specified corpse-related offense disqualify.
- Education
- High-school diploma or equivalent; submit transcripts and documentation.
- Supervision
- Application carries supervising licensee signatures; Board must approve before training starts.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- No more than one year after expiration.
- Fees
- Pay current renewal and late renewal fees.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
New registration after three years
- Expiry
- Registration not reinstated within three years.
- Training
- File a new registration application and begin a new internship.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Application and reinstatement fee.
- Expiry
- More than one but no more than three years; Board consideration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Funeral Internship Supervisor Registration
Supervisors must register with the board for each intern; registration expires after 48 months or completion of the intern's training, whichever occurs first.
Licensing authority: Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Registration for each intern
- Application
- Separate signed Board application for each intern; signatures of establishment manager and supervising licensees.
- Employment
- Full-time employment or contract with training establishment, facility, or institution.
- License
- Unrestricted Virginia funeral service, funeral director, or embalmer license; at least two consecutive years of practice; no Board discipline in the most recent two years.
- Scope
- Supervise only authorized licensed activities; at most two concurrent interns.
- Term
- Registration expires at completion of training or 48 months, except Board-approved extension.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Surface Transportation and Removal Service Registration
Registration authorizing the business of surface transportation or removal of dead human bodies in the Commonwealth.
Licensing authority: Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers · Application information
Annual renewal
- Renewal
- Submit renewal form and prescribed fee by March 31.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Initial registration
- Application
- Completed signed application, fee, additional Board-required eligibility documentation, and manager name.
- Insurance
- Bonding or liability-insurance coverage.
- Scope
- Removal and transportation only; funeral arrangements, preparation/embalming, and funeral goods require establishment licensure. Licensed funeral establishments need no additional transport registration.
- Training
- Evidence of OSHA universal-precautions and bloodborne-pathogen training for manager and staff.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Late renewal within one year
- Expiry
- No more than one year expired.
- Renewal
- Submit renewal form, ordinary renewal fee, and late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
Reinstatement one to three years
- Application
- Board may consider reinstatement application with prescribed fee.
- Expiry
- More than one but no more than three years after expiration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
National Board Exam Arts
- Provider
- The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards (The Conference); computer-based exam administered by Pearson at Pearson Professional Centers
- Format
- Computer-based multiple-choice examination, administered, paid for, scheduled and scored separately from the NBE-Sciences section; a basic calculator is built into the exam software
- Exam questions
- 170 multiple-choice questions: 150 scored and 20 non-scored pretest questions
- Time limit
- 170 minutes for the exam (the appointment also includes a 3-minute non-disclosure agreement, a 3-minute release-of-results screen and a 7-minute tutorial)
- Passing score
- Scaled score of 75 (pass/fail)
- Exam fee
- $285 per section
Examination outline
- I. Funeral Arranging and Directing (51 of 150 scored items; 34% of the NBE-Arts blueprint) (34%)
- II. Funeral Service Marketing/Merchandising (21 of 150 scored items; 14% of the NBE-Arts blueprint) (14%)
- III. Funeral Service Counseling (19 of 150 scored items; 13% of the NBE-Arts blueprint) (13%)
- IV. Legal and Regulatory Compliance (35 of 150 scored items; 23% of the NBE-Arts blueprint) (23%)
- V. Cemetery/Crematory/Other Dispositions (24 of 150 scored items; 16% of the NBE-Arts blueprint) (16%)
Examination sources
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, content outline heading
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Arts domain I
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Arts domain II
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Arts domain III
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Arts domain IV
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Arts domain V
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Arts row I
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Arts row II
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Arts row III
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Arts row IV
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Arts row V
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table heading
- The Conference — 2025 Guide to the National Board Exam
PDF p. 4, Exam Content Outline paragraph
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Basis for Exam Content
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, item counts
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, scored questions
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 33, Scoring, passing standard
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 29, exam timing table, NBE row
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 7, Summaries of Policies & Procedures, calculator
- The Conference — For Candidates (National Board Exam FAQ)
National Board Exam FAQ, How is the NBE scored?
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, first sentence
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 19, Exam Fees
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 21, scheduling, separate scheduling of the two sections
- The Conference — FAQ: Exam Changes as of January 1, 2023
What is changing ... SBE/NBE Moving to NBE-Arts and NBE-Sciences
National Board Exam Sciences
- Provider
- The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards (The Conference); computer-based exam administered by Pearson at Pearson Professional Centers
- Format
- Computer-based multiple-choice examination, administered, paid for, scheduled and scored separately from the NBE-Arts section; a basic calculator is built into the exam software
- Exam questions
- 170 multiple-choice questions: 150 scored and 20 non-scored pretest questions
- Time limit
- 170 minutes for the exam (the appointment also includes a 3-minute non-disclosure agreement, a 3-minute release-of-results screen and a 7-minute tutorial)
- Passing score
- Scaled score of 75 (pass/fail)
- Exam fee
- $285 per section
Examination outline
- I. Embalming (62 of 150 scored items; 41% of the NBE-Sciences blueprint) (41%)
- II. Restorative Art (34 of 150 scored items; 23% of the NBE-Sciences blueprint) (23%)
- III. Other Preparation of the Deceased (28 of 150 scored items; 19% of the NBE-Sciences blueprint) (19%)
- IV. Funeral Service Sciences (26 of 150 scored items; 17% of the NBE-Sciences blueprint) (17%)
Examination sources
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, content outline heading
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Sciences domain I
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Sciences domain II
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Sciences domain III
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, NBE-Sciences domain IV
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Sciences row I
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Sciences row II
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Sciences row III
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table, NBE-Sciences row IV
- The Conference — The Conference Releases 2023 National Board Exam Content Outline (August 30, 2022)
UPDATED NBE Blueprint (2023 - TBD) table heading
- The Conference — 2025 Guide to the National Board Exam
PDF p. 4, Exam Content Outline paragraph
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Basis for Exam Content
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, item counts
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, scored questions
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 33, Scoring, passing standard
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 29, exam timing table, NBE row
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 7, Summaries of Policies & Procedures, calculator
- The Conference — For Candidates (National Board Exam FAQ)
National Board Exam FAQ, How is the NBE scored?
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 13, Exam Structure & Content, first sentence
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 19, Exam Fees
- The Conference — NBE Candidate Handbook 2026
PDF p. 21, scheduling, separate scheduling of the two sections
- The Conference — FAQ: Exam Changes as of January 1, 2023
What is changing ... SBE/NBE Moving to NBE-Arts and NBE-Sciences
virginia laws, rules, and regulations (lrr) exam
Practice scope
Inferred from the examination name; the authority has not published an examination outline.
- Code of Virginia, Title 54.1, Chapter 28. Funeral Services
- 18VAC65-20. Regulations Governing the Practice of Funeral Services
- 18VAC65-30. Regulations for Preneed Funeral Planning
- 18VAC65-40. Regulations for the Funeral Service Internship Program
- 12VAC5-550. Board of Health Regulations Governing Vital Records
- Code of Virginia, Title 32.1, Chapter 7. Vital Records
- Code of Virginia, Title 54.1, Chapter 1. General Provisions
- Code of Virginia, Title 54.1, Chapter 24. General Provisions
- 12VAC5-11. Public Participation Guidelines
- 12VAC5-66. Regulations Governing Durable Do Not Resuscitate Orders
- 12VAC5-67. Advance Health Care Directive Registry
- 12VAC5-90. Regulations for Disease Reporting and Control
- 12VAC5-105. Rabies Regulations
- 12VAC5-115. Virginia Immunization Information System
- 12VAC5-135. Recreational Advisories
- 12VAC5-150. Regulations for the Sanitary Control of Storing, Processing, Packing or Repacking of Oysters, Clams and Other Shellfish
- 12VAC5-165. Regulations for the Repacking of Crab Meat
- 12VAC5-216. Methodology to Measure Efficiency and Productivity of Health Care Institutions
- 12VAC5-217. Regulations of the Patient Level Data System
- 12VAC5-218. Rules and Regulations Governing Outpatient Health Data Reporting
- 12VAC5-403. Certification of Doulas
- 12VAC5-405. Rules Governing Private Review Agents
- 12VAC5-407. Procedures for the Submission of Health Maintenance Organization Quality of Care Performance Information
- 12VAC5-421. Food Regulations
- 12VAC5-440. Regulations for Summer Camps
- 12VAC5-475. Regulations Implementing the Virginia Donor Registry
- 12VAC5-481. Virginia Radiation Protection Regulations
- 12VAC5-510. Regulations for General Assembly Nursing Scholarships
- 12VAC5-520. Regulations Governing the Dental Scholarship and Loan Repayment Programs
- 12VAC5-525. Regulations for Physician Assistant Scholarships
- 12VAC5-530. Regulations Governing the Virginia Medical Scholarship Program
- 12VAC5-540. Rules and Regulations for the Identification of Medically Underserved Areas in Virginia
- 12VAC5-542. Rules and Regulations Governing the Virginia Nurse Practitioner/Nurse Midwife Scholarship Program
- 12VAC5-545. Regulations for the Nurse Educator Scholarship Program
- 12VAC5-590. Waterworks Regulations
- 12VAC5-600. Waterworks Operation Fee
- 12VAC5-610. Sewage Handling and Disposal Regulations
- 12VAC5-613. Regulations for Alternative Onsite Sewage Systems
- 12VAC5-620. Regulations Governing Fees for Onsite Sewage Disposal Systems, Alternative Discharge Systems, and Private Wells
- 12VAC5-630. Private Well Regulations
- 12VAC5-635. Rainwater Harvesting System Regulations
- 12VAC5-650. Schedule of Civil Penalties
Examination sources
- Board FAQ: Laws, Rules, and Regulations (LRR) Exam
FAQ 1. What is the Virginia LRR exam?
- Board FAQ: Laws, Rules, and Regulations (LRR) Exam
FAQ 8. Study documents and additional Department of Health references
- Code of Virginia, Chapter 28. Funeral Services
Section 54.1-2806(B)(16), vital-records chapter
- Code of Virginia, Chapter 28. Funeral Services
Section 54.1-2806(B)(20), applicable profession statutes and regulations
- 16 CFR Part 453. Funeral Industry Practices
16 CFR 453.1(a), incorporated alternative-container definition
- 12VAC5-20. Regulations for the Conduct of Human Research
12VAC5-20-30
- 12VAC5-31. Virginia Emergency Medical Services Regulations
12VAC5-31-320
- 12VAC5-71. Regulations Governing Virginia Newborn Screening Services
12VAC5-71-120
- 12VAC5-80. Regulations for Administration of the Virginia Hearing Impairment Identification and Monitoring System
12VAC5-80-90
- 12VAC5-110. Regulations for the Immunization of School Children
12VAC5-110-20
- 12VAC5-125. Regulations for Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection Program
12VAC5-125-50
- 12VAC5-160. Regulations for the Sanitary Control of the Picking, Packing and Marketing of Crab Meat for Human Consumption
12VAC5-160-20
- 12VAC5-191. State Plan for the Children with Special Health Care Needs Program
12VAC5-191-20
- 12VAC5-195. Virginia WIC Program
12VAC5-195-20
- 12VAC5-200. Regulations Governing Eligibility Standards and Charges for Medical Care Services to Individuals
12VAC5-200-20
- 12VAC5-215. Rules and Regulations Governing Health Data Reporting
12VAC5-215-40
- 12VAC5-220. Virginia Medical Care Facilities Certificate of Public Need Rules and Regulations
12VAC5-220-50
- 12VAC5-221. Regulations Governing Cooperative Agreements
12VAC5-221-10
- 12VAC5-230. State Medical Facilities Plan
12VAC5-230-30
- 12VAC5-371. Regulations for the Licensure of Nursing Facilities
12VAC5-371-30
- 12VAC5-381. Regulations for the Licensure of Home Care Organizations
12VAC5-381-20
- 12VAC5-391. Regulations for the Licensure of Hospice
12VAC5-391-30
- 12VAC5-408. Certificate of Quality Assurance of Managed Care Health Insurance Plan Licensees
12VAC5-408-220
- 12VAC5-410. Regulations for the Licensure of Hospitals in Virginia
12VAC5-410-40
- 12VAC5-431. Sanitary Regulations for Hotels
12VAC5-431-20
- 12VAC5-450. Rules and Regulations Governing Campgrounds
12VAC5-450-10
- 12VAC5-460. Regulations Governing Tourist Establishment Swimming Pools and Other Public Pools
12VAC5-460-10
- 12VAC5-462. Swimming Pool Regulations Governing the Posting of Water Quality Test Results
12VAC5-462-20
- 12VAC5-490. Virginia Radiation Protection Regulations: Fee Schedule
12VAC5-490-10
- 12VAC5-501. Rules and Regulations Governing the Construction and Maintenance of Migrant Labor Camps
12VAC5-501-20
- 12VAC5-507. Nursing Scholarships and Loan Repayment Program Requiring Service in a Long-Term Care Facility
12VAC5-507-20
- 12VAC5-508. Regulations Governing the Virginia Physician Loan Repayment Program
12VAC5-508-10
- 12VAC5-570. Commonwealth of Virginia Sanitary Regulations for Marinas and Boat Moorings
12VAC5-570-30
- 12VAC5-640. Alternative Discharging Sewage Treatment Regulations for Individual Single Family Dwellings
12VAC5-640-30
- Code of Virginia, Title 32.1, Chapter 2. Disease Prevention and Control
Section 32.1-37.1, notification to funeral services
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 11
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 20
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 31
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 66
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 67
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 71
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 80
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 90
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 105
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 110
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 115
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 125
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 135
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 160
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 165
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 191
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 195
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 200
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 215
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 216
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 217
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 218
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 220
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 221
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 230
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 371
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 381
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 391
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 403
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 405
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 407
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 408
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 410
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 421
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 431
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 440
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 450
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 460
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 462
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 475
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 481
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 490
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 501
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 507
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 508
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 510
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 520
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 525
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 530
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 600
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 620
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 630
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 635
- Virginia Administrative Code, Title 12, Agency 5. Department of Health, current chapter enumeration
Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 640
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Agency 5 current enumeration, Chapter 650
- The Conference, Laws Exam Candidate Handbook, 2026
Page 5, Exam Structure & Content, Virginia row
- The Conference, Laws Exam Candidate Handbook, 2026
Page 34, score reporting, LRR percentage results
- The Conference, Laws Exam Candidate Handbook, 2026
Page 6, Administration, computer-based format
- Board FAQ: Laws, Rules, and Regulations (LRR) Exam
FAQ 3. When can I register?
- Board FAQ: Laws, Rules, and Regulations (LRR) Exam
FAQ 9. Eligibility transmission