Who must you show a certificate of biennial registration to if requested?

• A. A representative of the State or municipal government engaged in enforcement of law
• B. A representative of a cemetery, crematory, hospital, common carrier or casket showroom
• C. A person having lawful possession of a dead human body, the release of which is sought by the licensee
• D. A member of the general public

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that the certificate of biennial registration is a credential meant to be accessible to the public to verify that the licensee is currently registered and in compliance. When someone asks to see it, you should show it to them because this protects consumers by confirming the licensee’s active status. The general public includes any ordinary person who might want to verify credentials, not just officials or specific industry representatives. Keeping this information accessible helps ensure trust and transparency in practice.