Yes, under the FTC Funeral Rule (16 CFR 453.2) when it sells funeral goods or services
County
Alameda County
Funeral Director Establishment license 1168: status Active in the Cemetery and Funeral Bureau's public license file, expires November 30, 2027 (file dated 2026-10-01). Source: California Cemetery and Funeral Bureau license file (DCA public data) (record). Data as of 2026-10-16.
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Funeral homes must give you a general price list when you begin discussing arrangements in person, tell you prices over the phone, and let you buy only the goods and services you want (FTC Funeral Rule, 16 CFR 453). California funeral establishments with a website must post their general price list items there or link to the list (Bus. & Prof. Code 7685). The state file has no phone number or prices; ask the provider for its general price list.
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