For which reason may a licensee have their license revoked?

A licensee may have their license revoked due to being convicted of a felony because this represents a significant breach of legal and ethical standards expected in the profession. A felony conviction can indicate a disregard for the law, which can compromise the integrity and trust necessary in the funeral service industry. Licensing boards prioritize the protection of the public, and a felony conviction can undermine the ability of a licensee to fulfill their duties responsibly and ethically.

In contrast, failure to renew a license on time or having incomplete continuing education credits typically result in administrative actions rather than revocation. These situations often allow for remediation, such as a grace period for renewal or opportunities to catch up on continuing education requirements. Having multiple licenses, while potentially problematic in terms of compliance or competition, does not automatically warrant revocation unless it violates specific regulations associated with the practice.