United States — Louisiana
RS 3:4220
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Certain people and businesses may not do specified intrastate meat and animal-product commerce unless they register with the commissioner when regulations require it.
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United States — Louisiana
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Certain people and businesses may not do specified intrastate meat and animal-product commerce unless they register with the commissioner when regulations require it.
United States — Louisiana
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Permit holders must pay specified fees, and the commission sets several fee amounts and brackets by rule.
United States — Louisiana
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Lobbyists must register with the ethics board, file required information electronically, and pay a $110 fee with each registration and renewal.
United States — Louisiana
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Certain out-of-state and nonresident sex-offender registrants must register and notify Louisiana authorities on short deadlines, and the bureau must post determinations and notify law enforcement.
United States — Louisiana
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Officials may not issue certain motor-vehicle license plates or registration certificates without the required Public Service Commission certificate, and they may not issue them for certain reconstructed-title carrier vehicles.
United States — Louisiana
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Applicants must use commissioner-prescribed forms, include required fees and documents, and state their business street address or enough information to identify the location.
United States — Louisiana
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This section generally bars selling securities in the state unless the securities are registered, exempt, or federal covered, and it requires delivery of a prospectus to purchasers in covered registrations.
United States — Louisiana
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This section defines trademark, service mark, mark, trade name, person, applicant, registrant, educational institution, and when a trademark or filing is treated as used or filed in the state.
United States — Louisiana
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A person who uses a mark or name in the state may file a registration application with the secretary of state.
United States — Louisiana
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The commissioner may suspend or revoke registrations of dealers, salesmen, investment advisers, and investment adviser representatives if specified grounds exist, and may require certain financial statements.
United States — Louisiana
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Insurers in an insurance holding company system must register with the commissioner and file required reports and disclosures, with some exemptions and commissioner discretion.
United States — Louisiana
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Interior designers must get a board-prescribed seal, use required identification on filed public-record documents and advertisements, avoid signing or sealing work they are not authorized to do, and surrender the seal within 30 days after suspension or revocation.
United States — Louisiana
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People who lobby for certain foreign corporations must disclose specified information, and later changes must be reported within 10 days.
United States — Louisiana
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New Orleans’ governing authority may adopt ordinances regulating bicycle-related businesses and may require registration of bicycle description and ownership.
United States — Louisiana
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A risk retention group that violates this Subpart can face fines, penalties, and revocation of registration and the right to do business in the state.
United States — Louisiana
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Registered or licensed real estate appraisers must tell the board in writing about changes to certain registration or contact information within 10 days.
United States — Louisiana
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Most records held by the commissioner under this Part are public and open to inspection, but listed categories are confidential and may not be inspected.
United States — Louisiana
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People required to register must appear in person at the fire marshal’s office or designee within 30 business days after a qualifying address or registration change, and the notice must include proof of residence.
United States — Louisiana
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Vehicle owners must apply for registration on the secretary’s form and provide required details; rejected applications get a 30-day refile extension, and renewal mail-in plus a $2 processing fee are allowed.
United States — Louisiana
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This section requires certain stock sales and securities to follow its rules, requires registration for covered securities and dealers/salesmen, and gives the commissioner enforcement powers.