Vechian Funeral Service Commission
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The Vechian Funeral Service Commission, typically abbreviated as VFSC, is an organisation in Vechia with authority over those who practice services related to death. They have authority over all independent practitioners within the nation; they control and facilitate zoning for graveyards, morgues, mortuaries, and funeral homes, as well as being the sole issuer of licenses within their included fields. The industry standards and regulations are decided by this organisation.
TYPE
Coroner's
NUMBER
309827
EXPIRES
03/51/2001
Licensing
VFSC is responsible for distributing funerary licenses, as well as licenses for coroners, embalmers, forensic scientists, cremators, coffin-makors, and other death- and funeral-related professions. The process for an individual to obtain a license is a heavily beaurocratic one, with multiple forms and applications needing to be filled out, signed, and submitted to the various sub-offices. It also heavily depends on the specific type of lisence to be obtained. It is possible to expedite the process with specific interference from higher government organisations.Vechian Funeral Service Commission
does hereby certify that
Samuel Barnaby Hugh Warner
is entitled to practice in the Nation of Vechia as:
Samuel Barnaby Hugh Warner
SIGNATURE OF LICENSEE
An example of a license issued by the Vechian Funeral Service Commission
Woooo, bureaucracy! /s I like the example license - and it's fun that even coffin makers need to get one.
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yep! - welcome to vechia, lol. should be going more into depth with this whole system soonish