Which of the following accurately describes a typical requirement for cremated remains held by a funeral home?

The correct answer highlights that cremated remains may incur additional fees after a designated holding period. Funeral homes often have policies regarding how long they can hold cremated remains for families before they need to take further action, such as disposition. If these remains are not picked up or if there is no arrangement made with the family for their final disposition, the funeral home may implement a fee for extended storage services. This practice is designed to encourage timely action from the family while also compensating the funeral home for the resources used in maintaining the remains safely.

Holding cremated remains indefinitely without any conditions is not typical, as it creates logistical and ethical challenges for the funeral home. Similarly, requiring disposition within a short timeframe or transferring remains to another location after a set period, while potentially applicable in certain jurisdictions, does not capture the common practice of imposing fees for extended retention, making option C the most accurate description of the situation.