The Louisiana Property and Casualty Adjuster license

Louisiana asks no pre-licensing course of an adjuster. The LDI's application page sets out what an applicant does, in three steps: contact PSI for the examination, file through NIPR, be fingerprinted. It is a complete enumeration rather than a silence, and the proof is that it carries the extra requirements where they exist: three months of apprenticeship for bail bonds, two years of licensure or professional experience for surplus lines, a separate qualifications page for title, and a $50,000 bond and an application-before-examination rule for public adjusters. A course would be on it. The LDI states it once for the whole family: all claims adjuster lines and public adjusters require an examination. This one is PSI series 204. PSI's own file for series 204 is named Comprehensive, which is the vendor saying what the other five are narrower than.

Read at the Department on 2026-08-18

The LDI grants this as an exemption from the examination requirement rather than as a separate license, and it has to be asked for: file the resident application, comply with fingerprinting, then email producerlicensing@ldi.la.gov with the NIPR transaction number. A letter of clearance may be required where the national licensing database cannot evidence the earlier license.

Read at the Department on 2026-08-18