This chapter governs all persons licensed by the Board of Morticians and Funeral Directors in Maryland. The following fees are established by the Board: Mortician and Funeral Director examination fee ... $265; Mortician license, initial fee ... $600; Mortician license, renewal fee ... $600; Apprenticeship license, initial fee ... $325; Apprenticeship license, renewal fee ... $325; Corporation license, renewal fee ... $975; Establishment license, initial fee ... $700; Establishment license, renewal fee ... $700; Funeral director license, initial fee ... $600; Funeral director license, renewal fee ... $600; Executor license fee ... $250; Surviving spouse license, initial fee ... $600; Surviving spouse license, renewal fee ... $600; Courtesy card license, initial fee ... $600; Courtesy card license, renewal fee ... $600; Late license fee—payable if renewal fee is received more than 15 days after the expiration date ... $400; Reinstatement fee—payable after failure to renew the license within 5 years of the date of expiration ... $600; Inactive status fee ... $300; Inactive status renewal fee ... $300; Reactivation of license fee ... $300; Continuing education vendor fee ... $100; Duplicate Wall Certificate ... $50; Duplicate License ... $35; Licensure Verification / Certification ... $40; Failure to notify the Board within 30 days of an address change ... $50; Returned check fee ... $40; Establishment name change ... $150; Non-compliance inspection fee, first offense ... $50; Non-compliance inspection fee ... $100. Licensees shall pay to the Board of Morticians the fees set forth in: Regulation .02C of this chapter by April 30 of every year ending with an even number; Regulation .02E of this chapter annually; Regulation .02F, I, L, and N of this chapter by November 30 of every year ending with an even number; and Regulation .02H of this chapter by November 30 of every year ending with an even number; The Board of Morticians and Funeral Directors shall prorate the fees set forth in Regulation .02A, B, G, H, J, and L of this chapter in 1-year intervals until the date of expiration. All application fees are non-refundable. Health Occupations Article, §§7-205, 7-206, 7-303(b)(6), 7-304(e), 7-305(b)(1), 7-306(c), 7-308(a)(4), 7-308.1, 7-309(b)(4), 7-310(b)(1)(ii), 7-311(a)(4), 7-314(c)(2), 7-315(a)(3), and 7-321, Annotated Code of Maryland Effective date: May 11, 1992 (19:9 Md. R. 879) Regulation .01 amended as an emergency provision effective November 5, 2007 (34:24 Md. R. 2154); amended permanently effective February 25, 2008 (35:4 Md. R. 514) Regulation .02 amended effective September 27, 1993 (20:19 Md. R. 1472) Regulation .02 amended as an emergency provision effective November 18, 1994 (21:25 Md. R. 2093); amended permanently effective February 13, 1995 (22:3 Md. R. 154) Regulation .02 amended effective November 16, 2009 (36:23 Md. R. 1817) Regulation .02A amended as an emergency provision effective March 1, 2001 (28:4 Md. R. 415); amended permanently effective May 14, 2001 (28:9 Md. R. 885) Regulation .02A amended as an emergency provision effective October 1, 2002 (29:16 Md. R. 1285); amended permanently effective October 28, 2002 (29:21 Md. R. 1646) Regulation .02A amended as an emergency provision effective January 1, 2004 (31:4 Md. R. 313); amended permanently effective March 29, 2004 (31:6 Md. R. 509) Regulation .02A amended as an emergency provision effective November 5, 2007 (34:24 Md. R. 2154); amended permanently effective February 25, 2008 (35:4 Md. R. 514) Regulation .03 amended effective September 27, 1993 (20:19 Md. R. 1472); January 8, 2024 (50:26 Md. R. 1131) Regulation .03A amended as an emergency provision effective March 1, 2001 (28:4 Md. R. 415); amended permanently effective May 14, 2001 (28:9 Md. R. 885) Regulation .03A amended as an emergency provision effective October 1, 2002 (29:16 Md. R. 1285); amended permanently effective October 28, 2002 (29:21 Md. R. 1646) Regulation .03B amended as an emergency provision effective November 5, 2007 (34:24 Md. R. 2154); amended permanently effective February 25, 2008 (35:4 Md. R. 514)