R9-9B-206. Changes Affecting a License

A. A licensee shall notify the Department in writing, as applicable: 1. Within 30 calendar days after the effective date of a change in the licensee’s residential address, mailing address, or email address, including the new residential address, mailing address, or email address; 2. Within 30 calendar days after the effective date of a change in an embalmer’s assistant’s employer or cremationist’s employer, including the name and address of the new employer and the employer listed in the Department’s records; 3. Within 14 calendar days after the effective date of a change in a funeral director’s or an embalmer’s employer, including the name and address of the new employer and the employer listed in the Department’s records; or 4. Within seven calendar days after the effective date of a change in a responsible funeral director’s employer, including the name and address of the new employer and the employer listed in the Department’s records. B. Within 30 calendar days after the effective date of a change in a licensee’s name, the licensee shall notify the Department and submit an application for a revised/duplicate license, including: 1. The following information, in a Department-provided format: a. The licensee’s name, as recorded by the Department, and the licensee’s license number; b. The licensee’s new name; and c. The licensee’s signature and date of signature; 2. A copy of the legal document establishing the licensee’s new name; and 3. The fee required in R9-9B-103(D)(2)(a) for a revised/ duplicate license that reflects the licensee’s name change. C. A funeral director, an embalmer, or a cremationist may submit an application to the Department for inactivation of a license under A.R.S. § 32-1334(A), including: 1. The name and license number of the funeral director, embalmer, or cremationist; and 2. The fee required in R9-9B-103(D)(2)(b) to inactivate a license. D. A funeral director, an embalmer, or a cremationist may submit an application to the Department for reactivation of an inactive license under A.R.S. § 32-1334(C), including: 1. The name and license number of the funeral director, embalmer, or cremationist; 2. For a funeral director or an embalmer, an attestation that the funeral director or embalmer has completed the continuing education requirements in R9-9B-205(A); 3. For the Department’s criminal history check authorized in A.R.S. § 32-1334(C), the funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s fingerprints on a fingerprint card that includes: a. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s first name; middle initial, if applicable; and last name; b. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s signature; c. If different from the funeral director, embalmer, or cremationist, the signature of the individual physically rolling the funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s fingerprints; d. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s address; e. If applicable, the funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s surname before marriage and any names previously used by the funeral director, embalmer, or cremationist; f. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s date of birth; g. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s Social Security number; h. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s citizenship status; i. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s gender; j. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s race; k. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s height; l. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s weight; m. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s hair color; n. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s eye color; and o. The funeral director’s, embalmer’s, or cremationist’s place of birth; and 4. The fees required in R9-9B-103(D)(1) and (2)(c) to reactivate an inactive license. E. The Department shall approve or deny a licensee’s application according to R9-9B-102.