United States — Louisiana
RS 32:851
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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United States — Louisiana
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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Used motor vehicle dealers and salespersons must be licensed, meet fee/bond/insurance requirements, and follow notice and seminar rules.
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The secretary may set rules for special certificate agents, and the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries may create such a system.
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Private investigators and related registrants must apply, renew, carry, and update their registration cards, and employers must report certain changes to the board.
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Collection agencies and debt collectors doing business in the state must register with the secretary of state.
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If Louisiana law conflicts with another state’s law on LLC liability, Louisiana law controls. LLCs formed under this Chapter are intended to be recognized outside the state, subject to reasonable registration requirements.
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Certain dealers may move vehicles on public roads without registration or number plates if the vehicle is being delivered to or from the dealer’s place of business and an “IN TRANSIT” placard with the dealer’s name and address is displayed.
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You cannot operate or advertise as an appraisal management company, or perform appraisal management services, unless you first get a board-issued license.
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The secretary of state runs registration and reporting for notary exam preparatory providers, and providers must register, use the required form, and post a bond unless exempt.
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Digital transaction providers may collect certain vehicle-related taxes and fees, but they must disclose convenience charges before the transaction starts and meet bond and insurance requirements.
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If a stopped vehicle’s operator has a suspended or revoked license, officers must check ownership, remove the plate in specified cases, and the driver must meet reinstatement requirements before the vehicle can be fully put back into use.
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A licensed storage facility must give the department vessel identification information within three business days after a vessel is towed and stored, and the department or its agent must give the storage facility the last registered owner and lienholder information for a towed vessel.
United States — Louisiana
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People who lobby for a foreign adversary must file a disclosure before lobbying in Louisiana, and they must report changes within 10 days.
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This section requires courts and certain public safety agencies to give sex-offense registrants written notice about registration and notification duties, and it requires the person to sign acknowledgment forms.
United States — Louisiana
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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Applications for examinations, licenses, and permits must be written, use commission-prescribed forms, include the required fee and documents, and list the applicant’s addresses; certain permit applicants also need and must list a sales tax number.
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Local governmental subdivisions may not adopt rules or ordinances regulating contract security companies’ licensing, training, or regulation, except for a bona fide business tax.
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Insurance consultants using an assumed or trade name must notify the commissioner before using it, provide written notice of changes on the commissioner’s form, and include a certified secretary of state registration copy with a trade-name application.
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The commissioner can investigate regulated businesses and compel evidence, and unlicensed persons may not charge consumer-purpose interest or charges unless authorized.
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A person may not use an assumed business name containing the name of a public park, playground, or other public facility unless the proper governmental authority gives written consent.