Which scenario requires the GPL, CPL, and OBP to be provided in writing?

• A. Only when the consumer asks for them.
• B. Only after the funeral service is completed.
• C. When price information is presented to the consumer before completing arrangements.
• D. Never; they are optional.

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that the Funeral Rule requires written price disclosures whenever price information is discussed before finalizing arrangements. When a consumer is being presented with price information prior to completing arrangements, the provider must hand over in writing the General Price List, the Cremation Price List, and the Outer Burial Price List. This protects the consumer by giving clear, comparable written prices and avoids surprises later in the process. That scenario fits best because it triggers the obligation to provide all three price lists in writing at the point price information is being presented. The other options don’t fit because simply asking for price lists, or providing them only after arrangements are completed, or treating them as optional do not align with the requirement to deliver written price disclosures when prices are discussed upfront.