Maryland State Board of Morticians & Funeral Directors

4201 Patterson Avenue
Baltimore , MD 21215
410-764-4792
(TDD) 800-542-4964
http://www.dhmh.state.md.us/bom/
Board of Morticians & Funeral Directors, the licensing board for all funeral service providers in Maryland, accepts written complaints. To obtain a complaint form, consumers should call the office at 410-764-4964. The Board will respond to written requests for information about particular morticians or funeral service providers.

                                                                                                                                 

The Office of Cemetery Oversight

500 North Calvert Street
Baltimore , Maryland 21202-3651
(410) 230-6229
 http://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/occprof/cemetery.htm
The Office of Cemetery Oversight assists consumers with complaints against for-profit cemeteries and monument dealers. The Office of Cemetery Oversight accepts written and telephone complaints. The Office does not disclose information about prior complaints to consumers.

Eternal Justice, Inc.

301-317-8190
http://www.eternaljustice.com/
Established and run by Carolyn Jacobi, Eternal Justice is a non-profit organization that helps consumers who have complaints against funeral homes and cemeteries. Complaints are accepted online and by telephone.

Funeral Consumers Alliance of Maryland and Environs

9601 Cedar Lane
Bethesda , MD 20814
301-564-0006
http://www.mdfunerals.org
The Funeral Consumers Alliance of Maryland and Environs provides information to help people plan and prepare for funerals and memorials. They also appreciate consumer feedback  about experiences with funeral service providers so that they can continue to gather data to help all Marylanders.

International Cemetery and Funeral Association

1895 Preston White Drive, Suite 220
Reston , VA 20191
Phone: 1-800-645-7700
Fax: (703) 391-8416
http://consumer.iccfa.com/
The International Cemetery and Funeral Association’s Consumer Resource Guide has information about death and burial practices. The ICFA will help consumers file complaints with their localities.