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Business Entity Insurance Producer License — Personal Lines
Entity authority for personal lines; individuals who personally solicit or negotiate must hold their own appropriate individual producer licenses.
Licensing authority: department of insurance · Application information
Business entity reactivation of personal lines canceled at partial renewal
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Canceled line
- Submit the applicable application and fee for the canceled authority; within two years establish applicable maintenance compliance, and after two years comply with new-license requirements. The entity itself does not sit an individual producer examination.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XIII.15515(C)
- LDI Producer and Adjuster License Renewals
Partial Renewals; two-year line reactivation boundary
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
Nonresident business entity reciprocal licensure
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Residency
- Nonresident business entity; the home-state license is the entity license, and the designated responsible individual separately holds appropriate authority.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(1)(a)-(b)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
- LDI License Application Information
All Producer and Adjuster Business Entities; application and designated responsible individual
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Nonresident business entity biennial renewal
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Renewal
- Renew by March 31 in the applicable even or odd year and pay fees.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(B)-(C)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(F)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Business entity new application following revocation
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Good cause
- Show good cause for a new license after revocation; issuance remains subject to commissioner discretion.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
- Waiting period
- Respect the one-year revocation application bar or, after a second violation, the applicable revocation period up to five years.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1554
R.S. 22:1554(E)(1)-(2)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(1)(a)-(b)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
Reactivate an entity license inactivated for lack of a responsible producer
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Inactivation
- License was inactivated under R.S. 22:1547(L) for failing to designate responsible licensed individuals; designate them and comply before license expiration. The commissioner may reactivate the license.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(L)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
Business entity reinstatement within two years of expiration
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Lapse
- Within two years of expiration; pay all fees due and satisfy any applicable requirements. A nonresident entity also retains reciprocal home-state qualification.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
- LDI License Application Information
All Producer and Adjuster Business Entities; application and designated responsible individual
Business entity new application after more than two years of lapse
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Lapse
- More than two years since expiration; fulfill new entity-license requirements. A nonresident entity must also satisfy reciprocal home-state qualification.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(1)(a)-(b)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
- LDI License Application Information
All Producer and Adjuster Business Entities; application and designated responsible individual
Resident business entity initial licensure
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Residency
- Resident business entity.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(1)(a)-(b)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
- LDI License Application Information
All Producer and Adjuster Business Entities; application and designated responsible individual
Resident business entity biennial renewal
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and fees through NIPR.
- Background
- The commissioner may request fingerprints of entity-associated individuals.
- Branch offices
- Each permanent branch must have an individual licensed producer registered with LDI; notify LDI of branch openings and registration changes within 30 days.
- Registrations
- Register required owners, members, partners, officers and directors; register and appropriately license individuals personally soliciting or negotiating.
- Renewal
- Renew by March 31 in the even or odd year matching the license-number ending and pay fees; retain appropriately licensed responsible individuals. Individual continuing education belongs to those individual licenses.
- Responsible producer
- Designate at least one individual already licensed for personal lines who is responsible for compliance; this is an existing-license condition, not an examination required of the entity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(B)-(C)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(B)(2)
- LDI License Application Information
All Producer and Adjuster Business Entities; application and designated responsible individual
Insurance Producer License — Personal Lines
Individual producer authority for property and casualty coverage to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes. Resident and nonresident pathways are recorded separately.
Licensing authority: Louisiana Department of Insurance · Application information
Nonresident reapplication for a canceled personal lines authority
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Canceled line
- File an initial license application for the canceled line; reciprocal nonresident qualification determines whether Louisiana examination requirements apply.
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XIII.15515(C)
- LDI Producer and Adjuster License Renewals
Partial Renewals; two-year line reactivation boundary
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Nonresident new application following revocation
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Good cause
- Show good cause for issuance after revocation; a valid home-state license does not remove Louisiana disqualification review.
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
- Waiting period
- Respect the one-year application bar after revocation or final affirming order; respect the actual revocation period following a second violation, which may be up to five years.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1554
R.S. 22:1554(E)(1)-(2)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Nonresident licensure by reciprocity
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(F)
Nonresident reinstatement within two years after expiration
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Lapse
- No more than two years since expiration; pay fees and satisfy applicable continuing education through reinstatement.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(F)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(B)
Nonresident relicensure after a lapse exceeding two years
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Lapse
- More than two years since expiration; satisfy the requirements for a new reciprocal nonresident license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Nonresident individual biennial renewal
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
- Renewal
- File biennial renewal and pay fees; home-state continuing education satisfies Louisiana requirements on the reciprocal basis specified in R.S. 22:1560(B).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(B)-(C)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(F)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(B)
Resident application based on previous same line licensure
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Licensing currency
- Currently licensed, or application received within 90 days after cancellation with official certification or NAIC database evidence of good standing.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Same authority
- Previously licensed for the same personal-lines authority.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1551
R.S. 22:1551(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(A)
Add personal lines authority to an active resident individual license
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Exam score window
- LAC 37:XIII.15511(C) requires a completed application within 365 days after passing.
- Existing license
- Already actively licensed as a resident for another line; the LDI instructions exempt this applicant from additional fingerprinting.
- Prelicensing
- The PSI bulletin states there are no prelicensing requirements for this examination.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Waivers
- R.S. 22:1551 exemptions depend on applicant circumstances; the separately recorded exempt routes identify those conditions.
Resident initial licensure by examination
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Exam score window
- LAC 37:XIII.15511(C) requires a completed application within 365 days after passing.
- Prelicensing
- The PSI bulletin states there are no prelicensing requirements for this examination.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Waivers
- R.S. 22:1551 exemptions depend on applicant circumstances; the separately recorded exempt routes identify those conditions.
Resident relicensure with a request for military or medical relief from renewal failures
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Discretionary relief
- Request waiver of renewal procedures, examination requirements, fines or sanctions under R.S. 22:1547(E); the Series 107 examination remains involved subject to the applicant-specific approved waiver.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Exam score window
- LAC 37:XIII.15511(C) requires a completed application within 365 days after passing.
- Extenuating circumstances
- Military service or another extenuating circumstance, such as long-term medical disability, prevented renewal compliance.
- Prelicensing
- The PSI bulletin states there are no prelicensing requirements for this examination.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Waivers
- R.S. 22:1551 exemptions depend on applicant circumstances; the separately recorded exempt routes identify those conditions.
Resident reactivation of a canceled line after more than two years
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Canceled line
- More than two years after cancellation; the LDI renewal instructions require all applicable examination requirements.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Exam score window
- LAC 37:XIII.15511(C) requires a completed application within 365 days after passing.
- Prelicensing
- The PSI bulletin states there are no prelicensing requirements for this examination.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Waivers
- R.S. 22:1551 exemptions depend on applicant circumstances; the separately recorded exempt routes identify those conditions.
Resident reactivation of a line canceled at partial renewal within two years
- Application
- Apply to add the canceled line, pay the required fee and demonstrate continuing education required to maintain it.
- Canceled line
- Personal-lines authority was canceled by partial renewal no more than two years earlier.
- Continuing education
- For a resident individual: 24 hours per renewal period, including at least 3 hours of ethics and 3 hours of flood insurance; fulfill all applicable requirements through reinstatement.
- Relief
- Military service or other extenuating circumstances can support a requested waiver under R.S. 22:1547(E) and LAC 37:XI.713(A); approval is not automatic.
- Renewal
- Submit biennial renewal and pay fees; the individual expiration is the last day of the birth month in the even or odd year matching the last license-number digit.
- Senior exemption
- LAC 37:XI.705(B)(4)-(C) permits an attested exemption for a producer at least 65 years old with at least 15 years of experience who either is no longer actively engaged and receives Social Security if eligible, or remains active through a licensed Louisiana insurer or agency.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XIII.15515(C)
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XI.711(A)-(C)
Resident new application following revocation
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Exam score window
- LAC 37:XIII.15511(C) requires a completed application within 365 days after passing.
- Good cause
- Show good cause why the prior revocation should not prohibit a new license; issuance remains subject to commissioner approval. The prior-Louisiana-license exemption excludes revoked or suspended licenses.
- Prelicensing
- The PSI bulletin states there are no prelicensing requirements for this examination.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Waiting period
- No application within one year after the effective revocation or final court order; a second violation of a reissued license may lead to revocation up to five years and bars applications during that period.
- Waivers
- R.S. 22:1551 exemptions depend on applicant circumstances; the separately recorded exempt routes identify those conditions.
Resident provisional renewal during the last five days of the renewal month
- Continuing education
- For a resident individual: 24 hours per renewal period, including at least 3 hours of ethics and 3 hours of flood insurance; fulfill all applicable requirements through reinstatement.
- Portal
- Upload recently completed continuing-education certificates through Industry Access during the last five days; processing waits for LDI verification. A complete submission with no hours outstanding is treated as on time. This is a renewal pathway, not a separate provisional license.
- Relief
- Military service or other extenuating circumstances can support a requested waiver under R.S. 22:1547(E) and LAC 37:XI.713(A); approval is not automatic.
- Renewal
- Submit biennial renewal and pay fees; the individual expiration is the last day of the birth month in the even or odd year matching the last license-number digit.
- Senior exemption
- LAC 37:XI.705(B)(4)-(C) permits an attested exemption for a producer at least 65 years old with at least 15 years of experience who either is no longer actively engaged and receives Social Security if eligible, or remains active through a licensed Louisiana insurer or agency.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(B)-(C)
- LDI Producer and Adjuster License Renewals
When and How to File; provisional renewal in last five days
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XI.711(A)-(C)
Resident reinstatement within two years after expiration
- Continuing education
- For a resident individual: 24 hours per renewal period, including at least 3 hours of ethics and 3 hours of flood insurance; fulfill all applicable requirements through reinstatement.
- Fees
- Pay all fees due and supply proof of all continuing education through reinstatement.
- Lapse
- No more than two years since expiration.
- Relief
- Military service or other extenuating circumstances can support a requested waiver under R.S. 22:1547(E) and LAC 37:XI.713(A); approval is not automatic.
- Renewal
- Submit biennial renewal and pay fees; the individual expiration is the last day of the birth month in the even or odd year matching the last license-number digit.
- Senior exemption
- LAC 37:XI.705(B)(4)-(C) permits an attested exemption for a producer at least 65 years old with at least 15 years of experience who either is no longer actively engaged and receives Social Security if eligible, or remains active through a licensed Louisiana insurer or agency.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XI.711(A)-(C)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1551
R.S. 22:1551(C)(1)
Resident relicensure after a lapse exceeding two years
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Exam score window
- LAC 37:XIII.15511(C) requires a completed application within 365 days after passing.
- Lapse
- More than two years since expiration; fulfill new-license requirements unless a separately applicable statutory exemption applies.
- Prelicensing
- The PSI bulletin states there are no prelicensing requirements for this examination.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
- Waivers
- R.S. 22:1551 exemptions depend on applicant circumstances; the separately recorded exempt routes identify those conditions.
Resident new application within two years of prior license expiration
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Disciplinary exclusion
- The previous license must not have been revoked or suspended, or its renewal refused.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Previous license
- Same line under a similar Louisiana license, other than a temporary license, within two years of expiration.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1551
R.S. 22:1551(C)(1)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(A)
Resident license transfer after relocation to Louisiana
- Age
- At least 18 years of age.
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application through NIPR, with truthful and complete information and the required fees.
- Background check
- Comply with resident fingerprinting and criminal-history requirements; the implementing instructions require application and background-check authorization before fingerprints are submitted.
- Eligibility
- Must not be disqualified under R.S. 22:1554; written consent under 18 U.S.C. 1033 is required when applicable.
- Implementation
- LDI transfer instructions require requesting the exemption after filing and may request a letter of clearance if the database does not show licensure.
- Prior authority
- The exemption covers previously held lines; R.S. 22:1551(B) reserves contrary determinations by regulation. The general Regulation 109 examination provisions apply when an examination is required and do not themselves identify a relocation examination.
- Relocation window
- Apply within 90 days after establishing Louisiana legal residence.
- Residence
- Resides in Louisiana or maintains the principal place of business in Louisiana.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1551
R.S. 22:1551(B)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1551
R.S. 22:1551(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1546
R.S. 22:1546(A)
Resident individual biennial renewal
- Continuing education
- For a resident individual: 24 hours per renewal period, including at least 3 hours of ethics and 3 hours of flood insurance; fulfill all applicable requirements through reinstatement.
- Relief
- Military service or other extenuating circumstances can support a requested waiver under R.S. 22:1547(E) and LAC 37:XI.713(A); approval is not automatic.
- Renewal
- Submit biennial renewal and pay fees; the individual expiration is the last day of the birth month in the even or odd year matching the last license-number digit.
- Senior exemption
- LAC 37:XI.705(B)(4)-(C) permits an attested exemption for a producer at least 65 years old with at least 15 years of experience who either is no longer actively engaged and receives Social Security if eligible, or remains active through a licensed Louisiana insurer or agency.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(B)-(C)
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XI.711(A)-(C)
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XI.705(B)(4)-(C)
- Louisiana Administrative Code Title 37
LAC 37:XI.713(A)
Nonresident Limited Lines Producer License
Scope in this family is only a home-state limited authority restricting personal lines under R.S. 22:1547(A)(6); it is not an unrestricted personal-lines license.
Licensing authority: commissioner of insurance · Application information
Initial nonresident limited lines licensure within personal lines
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Limited authority
- Home-state authority is less than the full personal-lines major authority under R.S. 22:1547(A)(6); Louisiana grants the same scope under R.S. 22:1548(E). This route does not grant other limited lines or unrestricted personal-lines authority.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(E)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Reinstate nonresident limited lines authority within two years
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Lapse
- Within two years of expiration; pay all fees and fulfill applicable maintenance requirements through reinstatement.
- Limited authority
- Home-state authority is less than the full personal-lines major authority under R.S. 22:1547(A)(6); Louisiana grants the same scope under R.S. 22:1548(E). This route does not grant other limited lines or unrestricted personal-lines authority.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(E)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Reapply for nonresident limited lines authority after more than two years
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Lapse
- After more than two years, meet new-license requirements under the nonresident limited-lines provisions.
- Limited authority
- Home-state authority is less than the full personal-lines major authority under R.S. 22:1547(A)(6); Louisiana grants the same scope under R.S. 22:1548(E). This route does not grant other limited lines or unrestricted personal-lines authority.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(E)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(D)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(A)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
Renew nonresident limited lines authority within personal lines
- Additional reciprocal conditions
- R.S. 22:1548(B)(2) imposes matching additional conditions when the home jurisdiction imposes them on Louisiana nonresidents. Other jurisdictions’ own examinations, if implicated, are applicant conditions and are not Louisiana examination leaves.
- Application
- Submit the home-state application or Uniform Application and applicable fees; designate the commissioner as agent for service of process under R.S. 22:1548(B)(3).
- Home license
- Current resident license in good standing in the home state for the requested personal-lines authority; maintain it while holding the Louisiana license.
- Limited authority
- Home-state authority is less than the full personal-lines major authority under R.S. 22:1547(A)(6); Louisiana grants the same scope under R.S. 22:1548(E). This route does not grant other limited lines or unrestricted personal-lines authority.
- Reciprocity
- Home state must award nonresident producer licenses to Louisiana residents on the same basis.
- Renewal
- Submit biennial producer renewal and fees, retain the home-state authority, and satisfy applicable reciprocal continuing education.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(E)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1547
R.S. 22:1547(B)-(C)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1548
R.S. 22:1548(F)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1560
R.S. 22:1560(A)
temporary insurance producer license
Temporary continuation of an existing personal-lines insurance business, for no more than 180 days, subject to commissioner approval and restrictions.
Licensing authority: Commissioner of Insurance · Application information
Temporary servicing after an individual producer dies or becomes disabled
- Commissioner approval
- Commissioner must deem temporary licensing necessary to service the insurance business.
- Duration
- At most 180 days; cannot continue after the owner or representative disposes of the business.
- Eligibility
- Qualifying spouse, next of kin, administrator, executor, employee, legal guardian or court-appointed representative as specified in R.S. 22:1553(A)(1); allow time for sale, recovery or training and licensing replacement personnel.
- Scope
- Limited to the continuing personal-lines business and any restrictions imposed by order.
- Sponsor
- Commissioner may require a licensed producer or insurer sponsor accepting responsibility for acts of the temporary licensee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A), temporary examination exemption
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A)(1)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(B)
Temporary servicing after an entity responsible individual dies or becomes disabled
- Commissioner approval
- Commissioner must deem temporary licensing necessary to service the insurance business.
- Duration
- At most 180 days; cannot continue after the owner or representative disposes of the business.
- Eligibility
- Member or employee of the licensed producer business entity when the individual designated in the entity application or license dies or becomes disabled.
- Scope
- Limited to the continuing personal-lines business and any restrictions imposed by order.
- Sponsor
- Commissioner may require a licensed producer or insurer sponsor accepting responsibility for acts of the temporary licensee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A), temporary examination exemption
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A)(2)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(B)
Temporary servicing during a producer’s active military service
- Commissioner approval
- Commissioner must deem temporary licensing necessary to service the insurance business.
- Duration
- At most 180 days; cannot continue after the owner or representative disposes of the business.
- Eligibility
- Designee of a licensed producer entering active United States armed-forces service.
- Scope
- Limited to the continuing personal-lines business and any restrictions imposed by order.
- Sponsor
- Commissioner may require a licensed producer or insurer sponsor accepting responsibility for acts of the temporary licensee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A), temporary examination exemption
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A)(3)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(B)
Temporary licensure in another public interest circumstance
- Commissioner approval
- Commissioner must deem temporary licensing necessary to service the insurance business.
- Duration
- At most 180 days; cannot continue after the owner or representative disposes of the business.
- Eligibility
- Commissioner determines that issuing a temporary license will best serve the public interest.
- Scope
- Limited to the continuing personal-lines business and any restrictions imposed by order.
- Sponsor
- Commissioner may require a licensed producer or insurer sponsor accepting responsibility for acts of the temporary licensee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A), temporary examination exemption
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(A)(4)
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1553
R.S. 22:1553(B)
Personal Lines Producer - Series 107
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered examination at a PSI testing location
- Exam questions
- 100 scored questions; the bulletin permits 5 to 10 additional unscored experimental questions
- Time limit
- 120 minutes
- Passing score
- 70% correct
- Exam fee
- $36.00
Examination outline
Louisiana Insurance Regulation (15%)
- Licensing
- Fingerprinting requirements (22:1694)
- Background check (22:1694)
- Application (22:1694)
- Pre-licensing requirements (22:1571)
- Types of licenses (22:1547, 1962(F))
- Individual producer (22:1542(6), 1546(A))
- Business entity (22:1542(2), 1546(B))
- Resident versus nonresident (22:1546, 1548, 1560)
- Temporary (22:1553)
- Maintenance and duration
- Refusal, suspension, revocation (22:1547; 22:1554)
- Renewal/nonrenewal (22:1547(C); 22:1142; 22:887)
- Reinstatement (22.1142)
- Change of name, address, telephone number (22:1547(G))
- Assumed names (22:1552)
- Reporting of actions (22:1563)
- Continuing education requirements including exemptions and penalties (37:XI:10.703, .705 & Rule 10.711)
- Inactivity due to extenuating circumstances
- Inactivity due to military service
- Disciplinary actions
- Hearings (22:1968, 2191, 2193-2195, 2197, 2198, 2204-2208)
- Cease and desist order (22:1969)
- Civil/criminal (22:1554)
- Penalties/fines (22:16; 22:1457; 22:1969-1970)
- State regulation
- Commissioner's general duties and powers (22:2, 1967)
- Acts constituting insurance transaction (22:23; 22:1542(6)
- Negotiate (22:23; 22:1542(6)
- Sell (22:23; 22:1542(6)
- Solicit (22:23; 22:1542(6)
- Company regulation
- Certificate of authority (22:65, 66)
- Solvency (22:571)
- Financial requirements (22:571)
- Records maintenance (22:68)
- Policy forms/rates/exceptions (22:864)
- State of domicile
- Producer regulation
- Controlled business (22:1544(C))
- Policy and application signatures (R.S. 9:2605)
- Premium payment (H.B.-1032 (13); 22:855)
- Producer representation
- Commissions/compensations/fees ((22:1542 (3); 22:1557)
- Fiduciary responsibility
- Records maintenance (22:68)
- Claims reporting (22:523)
- Prohibited or unfair trade practices (22:1964)
- Misrepresentation (22:1964(1, 18))
- False or deceptive advertising (22:1964(2))
- Defamation (22:1964(3))
- Boycott, coercion and intimidation (22:1964(4))
- False financial statements (22:1964(5))
- Unfair discrimination (22:1964(7); 22:34)
- Rebating and twisting (22:1964(8); 37:XIII.575 (B)(1)
- Prohibited fees/premium/extra charges (22:1964)
- Discrimination (22:34; 22:1964 (7)
- Larceny, acting without a license (22:1964)
- Claims settlement (22:1964)
- Misappropriation of funds (22:1964)
- Testimonials and comparisons (22:1964)
- Non-disclosure of fees or charges (22:1964)
- Examination of books and records (22:1967, 1981, 1990)
- Privacy of Consumer Financial Information (37:XIII.9903– .9953)
- Federal regulation
- Other federal regulations (e.g.Do Not Call List) (https://www.donotcall.gov)
Licensing and Regulation (2%)
- Federal Regulation
- Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Fraud and False Statements (18 USC Sections 1033 and 1034)
- Privacy (Gramm Leach Bliley)
- National Flood Insurance Program
General Insurance Concepts (13%)
- Risk
- Methods of Handling Risk (e.g., Avoidance, Retention, Sharing, Reduction, Transfer)
- Elements of Insurable Risks
- Definitions (e.g., Risk, Hazard, Peril, Loss)
- Classifications of Insurers
- Mutual, Stock
- Admitted, Non-Admitted
- Foreign, Domestic, Alien
- Elements of a Contract
- Consideration
- Competent Parties
- Legal Purpose
- Offer
- Acceptance
- Authority and Powers of Producers
- Express
- Implied
- Apparent
- The Law of Agency
- Legal Interpretations Affecting Contracts
- Reasonable Expectations
- Indemnity
- Good Faith
- Fraud
- Warranties, Representations, Misrepresentations, and Concealment
Property and Casualty Insurance Basics (25%)
- Insurable Interest
- Liability
- Absolute
- Strict
- Vicarious
- Underwriting
- Purpose
- Process
- Rate Development
- Types
- Components
- Types of Hazards
- Types of Perils
- Named
- Special
- Types of Loss
- Direct
- Indirect
- Loss Valuation
- Actual Cash Value
- Replacement Cost
- Functional Replacement Cost
- Market Value
- Agreed Value
- Valued Policy
- Basic Types of Construction
- Negligence
- Torts
- Elements of a Negligent Act
- Defense Against Negligence
- Accident versus Occurrence
- Policy Structure
- Declarations
- Definitions
- Insuring Agreement
- Supplementary Coverage
- Conditions
- Exclusions
- Endorsements
- Policy Conditions
- Insureds
- Policy Period
- Policy Territory
- Cancellation and Non-Renewal
- Deductibles
- Other insurance (e.g. Primary and Excess, Pro Rata, Nonconcurrency, Contribution by Equal Shares)
- Limits of Liability
- Per Accident
- Per Occurrence
- Per Person
- Aggregate
- Split
- Combined Single Limit
- Coinsurance
- Purpose
- Definition
- Calculation
- Penalties
- Total versus Partial Loss
- Specific, Scheduled, and Blanket Insurance
- Vacant versus Unoccupied
- Named Insured Provisions
- First Named Insured versus Other Insureds
- Duties After Loss
- Assignment
- Waiver of Rights
- Insurer Provisions
- Liberalization
- Subrogation
- Claim Settlement Options
- Duty to Defend
- Third-Party Provisions
- Standard Mortgage Clause
- Loss Payable Clause
- No Benefit to the Bailee
- Louisiana laws, regulations and required provisions
- Louisiana Valued Policy Law (22:1318)
- Louisiana Insurance Guaranty Association (22:2051–2070)
- Louisiana standard fire insurance policy (22:1311)
- Wind and Hail Associations
- Assigned risk/JUA
- Cancellation and nonrenewal (22:887)
- Homeowners (22:1265, 1333, 1335, 1336)
- Binders (22:870, 1555)
- Loss payment (22:1892)
- Arbitration (R.S. 9:4201-4206)
- Certificates of insurance (22:890 1&2)
- Federal Terrorism Insurance Program 15 USC 6701; Public Law 107-297, 109-144, 110-160)
Dwelling Policy Concepts (9%)
- Dwelling Policy
- Characteristics
- Eligibility
- Purpose
- Policy Definitions
- Coverage Forms Specifying Perils Insured Against
- DP-1 Basic
- DP-2 Broad
- DP-3 Special
- Property Coverages
- Dwelling
- Other Structures
- Personal Property
- Fair Rental Value
- Additional Living Expense
- Dwelling Policy Exclusions
- Dwelling Policy Conditions
- Dwelling Policy Endorsements
- Automatic Increase in Insurance
- Dwelling Under Construction
- Theft Coverage
- Personal Liability Supplement
Homeowners Policy Concepts (17%)
- Homeowners Policy
- Characteristics
- Eligibility
- Purpose
- Policy Definitions
- Perils Insured Against
- Basic
- Broad
- Special
- Homeowners Policy Coverage Forms
- Broad (HO-2)
- Special (HO-3)
- Contents Broad (HO-4)
- Unit-Owners (HO-6)
- Modified Coverages (HO-8)
- Property Coverages
- Dwelling
- Other Structures
- Personal Property
- Loss of Use
- Additional Coverages
- Liability Coverages
- Personal Liability
- Medical Payments to Others
- Homeowners Policy Exclusions
- Homeowners Policy Conditions
- Homeowners Policy Endorsements
- Business Pursuits
- Earthquake
- Home Day Care
- Personal Injury
- Personal Property Replacement Cost
- Watercraft
- Identity Theft
- Scheduled Personal Property/Personal Articles Floater
Personal Automobile Policy (15%)
- Personal Automobile Policy
- Definitions
- General Provisions
- Conditions
- Duties After an Accident
- Endorsements
- Amendment of Policy Provisions — Louisiana (PP 01 95) 02/12
- Extended Non-Owned Coverage (PP 03 06) 01/05
- Miscellaneous Type Vehicle (PP 03 23) 01/05
- Joint Ownership Coverage (PP 03 34) 01/05
- Named Driver Exclusion — Louisiana (PP 13 43) 09/06
- Personal Automobile Policy Liability
- Bodily Injury and Property Damage
- Supplemental Payments
- Persons Insured
- Exclusions
- Expenses for Medical Services
- Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage
- Physical Damage
Other Types of Property Insurance (4%)
- Personal Umbrella and Excess Policies
- Mobile Home Policy
- Purpose of Difference in Conditions
- Flood and Earthquake Insurance Coverages
- Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (LRS 22:2291–2314)
- FAIR and Coastal Plans (LRS 22:2321)
Examination sources
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Series 107 outline page 1, official examination title
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Page 1, effective-date footer
- PSI Louisiana Department of Insurance Candidate Information Bulletin
Pages 7-8, Examination Content Outlines
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 1, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 2, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 3, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 4, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 5, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 6, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 7, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Content outline, section 8, published percentage
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Page 4, final section topics
- PSI Louisiana Personal Lines Producer Series 107 Content Outline
Page 1, examination question count, passing score and time
- PSI Louisiana Department of Insurance Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 7, Taking the Examination by Computer
- PSI Louisiana Department of Insurance Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 7, Score Reporting
- Louisiana R.S. 22:1545
R.S. 22:1545(A)
- PSI Louisiana Department of Insurance Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 1, Examination Required Per License Type, Personal Lines Producer row
- PSI Louisiana Department of Insurance Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 2, Examination Payment and Scheduling Procedures
- LDI Resident Individual Producer Application Requirements
Resident Individual Insurance Producers; examinations required