Reciprocity may be arranged by the Board if an applicant:
1. Is a graduate of an embalming college or a school of mortuary science which is accredited by the American Board of Funeral Service Education and approved by the Board;
2. Is licensed as an embalmer in another state;
3. Has practiced embalming successfully for at least 5 years and practiced actively for 2 years immediately preceding the application for a license by reciprocity;
4. Is of good moral character;
5. Has passed the examination given by the Board on the subjects set forth in subsection 5 of NRS 642.090 or the national examination given by the International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards;
6. Possesses knowledge of the applicable statutes and regulations of this State governing embalmers; and
7. Pays to the Secretary of the Board the fees prescribed in NRS 642.0696.
[9:28:1909; A 1917, 66; 1931, 31; 1931 NCL § 2673] — (NRS A 1959, 850; 1961, 349; 1975, 708; 1993, 2612; 1995, 268; 1997, 2579; 2001, 414; 2003, 1270; 2015, 1956)