North Carolina § 90-210 - 28. Fees.

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§ 90-210. 28. Fees.

The Board may set and collect fees, not to exceed the following amounts: Establishment permit Application ................................................$400.00 Annual renewal ..............................................250.00 Late renewal ................................................150.00 Establishment and embalming facility reinspection fee .............150.00 Courtesy card Application .................................................100.00 Annual renewal ...............................................75.00 Out-of-state licensee Application .......................................................250.00 Embalmer, funeral director, funeral service Application - North Carolina-Resident ...........................................200.00 -Non-Resident ...............................................250.00 Annual Renewal-embalmer or funeral director .............................................75.00 Total fee, embalmer and funeral director when both are held by the same person .......................100.00 -funeral service ............................................100.00 Inactive Status ..............................................50.00 Reinstatement fee ............................................50.00 Resident trainee permit Application ..................................................50.00 Voluntary change in supervisor ...............................50.00 Annual renewal ...............................................35.00 Late renewal .................................................25.00 Duplicate license certificate ................................25.00 Chapel registration Application .................................................150.00 Annual renewal ..............................................100.00 Late renewal .................................................75.00 The Board shall provide, without charge, one copy of the current statutes and regulations relating to Funeral Service to every person applying for and paying the appropriate fees for licensing pursuant to this Article. The Board may charge all others requesting copies of the current statutes and regulations, and the licensees or applicants requesting additional copies, a fee equal to the costs of production and distribution of the requested documents. History (1979, c. 461, s. 22; 1981, c. 619, s. 5; 1985, c. 447, ss. 1, 2; 1987, c. 710; 1989 (Reg. Sess., 1990), c. 968; 1997-399, s. 15; 2001-294, s. 5; 2007-531, s. 6; 2018-78, s. 3.) Editor's Note. - Session Laws 2018-78, s. 23, is a severability clause. Effect of Amendments. - Session Laws 2007-531, s. 6, effective August 31, 2007, on Fees table, adjusted the amounts, substituted "reinspection" for "inspection"; and in the last paragraph substituted "Funeral Service" for "Mortuary Science." Session Laws 2018-78, s. 3, effective October 1, 2018, substituted "$150.00" for "$100.00" in the entry for "Establishment and embalming facility reinspection fee."

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