Chapter XLIII

A. Persons providing evidence of registration or licensing in another state, whose requirements for registration are equivalent to Louisiana's requirements and who extend the same privilege to those registered in Louisiana, may become registered by the board upon payment by such …

A. The examination for purposes of the Act shall be the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) examination, which shall be held at least twice a year in the state of Louisiana. Application forms for said examinations may be obtained by contacting NCIDQ directl…

A. An applicant for licensing who complies with all requirements established therefor, including the successful completion of an examination where applicable, shall beissued a certificate by the board to evidence such licensing. Each holder of a license shall secure a seal of suc…

A. A license which has become inactive may be reactivated pursuant to this Section upon application to the board and payment of an application fee. B. An applicant who wishes to have his license reactivated must provide proof to the board that he has completed board-approved cont…

A. An applicant who wishes to apply for inactive status must file an application provided by the board which requires all information asked of new and renewal applications. Further, the applicant must provide a good and supportable reason for inactive status. Inactive status is t…

A. A registrant retired from practice who has either practiced interior design for 25 years or more or who is 65 years of age or older may request emeritus status. Only a registrant who is fully and completely retired from the practice of interior design my request emeritus statu…