MN HF84

Removes the requirement that the commissioner determine whether another state's mortuary science license requirements are "substantially similar" to Minnesota's before issuing a reciprocal license

Requires applicants to pass both the Minnesota state licensing examination and the National Board Examination (or commissioner-approved equivalent)

Adds new documentation requirements including proof of educational qualifications or an affidavit certifying at least three years of practice performing licensed mortician duties in another jurisdiction

Requires applicants to submit affidavits confirming no pending investigations, no restricted licenses in other jurisdictions, and completion of at least 25 services, 25 funeral arrangements, and 25 embalming cases

Mandates proof of completing required continuing education hours within the two years prior to applying for Minnesota licensure