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Applications and requests for services (referred to as Service Requests) are processed in DELPROS, our online licensing portal. DELPROS provides you with instructions for submitting the forms required to complete a license application or service request. The submission method depends on the type of form. Some forms you can upload directly to your application or […]

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Texas Hold’em Individual

Who Must Apply for a Texas Hold’em Individual License The following persons must apply for Texas Hold’em Individual licensure: employees, principals, owners and contractors of third party vendors bookkeepers and/or treasurers of sponsoring charitable organizations tournament dealers tournament directors Notice to All Texas Hold’em Individual Applicants Do not misstate or omit any material fact. An […]

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Charitable Gaming Vendor

When to Apply Organizations that sponsor charitable gaming events are allowed to use third-party vendors to supply equipment and workers for the events. The sponsoring organizations contract with the charitable gaming vendors on terms agreed to by the parties. However, charitable gaming vendor are not allowed to receive compensation based on a percentage of the […]

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Fee Schedule

Fees for License Applications Application fees and other miscellaneous fees for this profession are listed below. All fees are now securely processed in DELPROS (Delaware Professional Regulation Online Services). DELPROS has a shopping cart concept, which conveniently allows you to pay for your applications and services at one time or individually with a credit or […]

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Board Members

Andrew Parsell, Professional Member, President Sussex County Nicholas Picollelli, Professional Member, Secretary New Castle County Evan W. Smith, Professional Member Kent County William Torbert, Professional Member Kent County Alisha Fletcher, Public Member Sussex County Laura Willey, Public Member Sussex County Vance Daniels, Public Member New Castle County

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License Renewal

Renewals for All Licenses Funeral licenses expire on August 31 of even years (e.g., 2020, 2022) A few months before the expiration date of your license, a renewal notice will be sent to the email address on the record. This notice will explain how to access your online renewal application in DELPROS, our online portal. […]

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Funeral Establishment Permit

When to Apply A valid Funeral Establishment Permit issued by the Board of Funeral Services is required to open or operate a funeral establishment in Delaware. This permit is required in addition to any business license issued by the Division of Revenue. You should submit an application for this permit when it is a(n): The […]

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Examination

Delaware Law, Rules and Regulations (DLRR) Exam Information The exam consists of 50 multiple-choice questions on the following topics: law and regulations on the practice of funeral services (Title 24, Chapter 31) pre-need burial contracts (Title 5, Chapter 34) registration of deaths (Title 16, Chapter 31, Sections 3101-3112, 3123-3132, 3151-3164) funeral processions (Title 21, Chapter […]

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Forms

Applications and requests for services (referred to as Service Requests) are processed in DELPROS, our online licensing portal. DELPROS provides you with instructions for submitting the forms required to complete a license application or service request. The submission method depends on the type of form. Some forms you can upload directly to your application or […]

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Funeral Director Licensure

When to Apply To apply for Delaware licensure as a Funeral Director, you must: have completed a Delaware Resident Internship, OR hold a current Funeral Director license in another jurisdiction (state, U.S. territory or District of Columbia) AND have practiced as a funeral director at least three of the past five years. If you do not meet either […]

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