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Louisiana Revised Statutes Tit. 37, § 3516. Fees

Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A. The board shall assess the following schedule of fees, which shall not be refundable:

(1) Private investigator agency:

(a) Application fee - $50.00.

(b) Examination fee - $100.00.

(c) Reexamination fee - $50.00.

(d) Initial license fee - $300.00.

(e) Annual renewal license fee - $300.00.

(f) Replacement fee for a lost, destroyed, or mutilated license - $25.00.

(2) Private investigator or apprentice investigator:

(a) Application fee - $50.00.

(b) Examination fee - $100.00.

(c) Reexamination fee - $50.00.

(d) Initial license fee per individual or apprentice - $150.00.

(e) Annual renewal license fee - $150.00.

(3) The board shall assess a reasonable training class fee not greater than an amount necessary to cover the actual costs for the conduct of the training class.

B. All fees shall be paid by check or money order made payable to the board.

C. Any fees payable by a registrant under this Chapter, or paid by a licensee on the registrant's behalf, or any deposits which may be required by a licensee from a registrant under this Chapter, may be deducted from any wages payable to the registrant by the licensee. However, no such deduction shall reduce the hourly wage of the registrant below that required by the applicable minimum wage law.

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