Registered Cemeterian, Non-Profit (No Sales) License Details
Registered Cemeterian, Non-Profit (No Sales) License
General Info - Statewide License
A Non-Profit, No-Goods-Sold, Registered Cemeterian is an individual registered by the State of Maryland to operate a non-profit no-goods-sold cemetery and must be affiliated with a non-profit, no-goods-sold cemetery operated by a registrant or permit holder.
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$50.00
Application cost
Obtaining the License
Ready to get your license? - Steps, Requirements, and Documents
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The applicant must be at least 18 years old.
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The applicant must be of good character and reputation.
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The applicant must be affiliated with a financially stable non-profit cemetery operated by a registrant or permit holder.
Apply for the License
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Download form
Download the application .PDF file
Agency/Contact
License Issuer - Information
Contact Information
Email: DLOPLCemteryOversight-DLLR@Maryland.gov
Tel: (410) 230-6229 / Fax: (410) 962-8480
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Purpose
Why the License is required?
The purpose of the Office of Cemetery Oversight (OCO) is to provide high standards of performance in the death care industry, enhance healthy economic competition, promote consumer confidence in burial goods products and services and to provide structure and oversight to pre -planning arrangements. The OCO provides a responsive complaint/resolution process for consumers and operates a fair and effective regulatory enforcement system for cemeteries, monument dealers and sellers of burial goods and crematories that are subject to its regulatory authority. The primary objective for the OCO is to license and monitor sole proprietorships, individuals, partnerships, corporations and limited liability companies operating cemeteries as well as businesses providing burial goods and services to consumers, including monuments and memorials, in the State of Maryland. OCO also regulates and provides licensure for crematories, under their jurisdiction, in the state.
Legal Authority
What laws and regulations give Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation the legal authority to issue this approval?
The Office of Cemetery Oversight (OCO) was established in Title 5 of the Business Regulation Article of the Maryland Annotated Code by the Maryland Legislature in August 1997. It was placed under the regulatory authority of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation.