Where must a licensee display their license?

The correct answer indicates that a licensee must display their license in every location where they are employed. This requirement ensures transparency and public trust, as it allows individuals seeking funeral services to easily verify the credentials of the professionals who are providing those services.

Displaying the license in every employment location also helps reinforce the legal and ethical obligations of the licensee, as it provides evident proof of their qualifications and adherence to state regulations. Having the license visible in multiple locations rather than just one helps to communicate the professionalism of the funeral services being offered, regardless of where the service is being conducted.

In contrast, limiting the display to a single location, such as just the main office, would not meet the requirements established by Washington regulations, as it could create confusion about who is authorized to provide services at various locations. Similarly, displaying the license only at home or exclusively at a crematory does not fulfill the obligation to maintain transparency and access in all service environments.