NOTICE OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR VACANCY
The Louisiana State Board of Architectural Examiners announces that the position of Executive Director will soon become vacant due to the expected departure of its current director.
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Board Vacancies – District 3, 4 and Public Member
DATE: November 23, 2020 | CATEGORY:Announcements
NOTICE OF BOARD VACANCIES The term of the architects serving from Districts 3 & 4 on the Louisiana State Board of Architectural Examiners will expire on December 31, 2021, thus there will be two vacancies on the Board. District 3...
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The Louisiana State Board of Architectural Examiners exists to safeguard life, health, and property and to promote the public welfare. It is the board’s objective to ensure that the practice of architecture is reserved to those individuals and firms who have the proper qualifications and have been registered by this board.
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- Yes, If you are practicing in your name with an established business structure, (ex., John Q. Architect, LLC, Inc., LLP, etc.) that is required to be registered to conduct business in Louisiana or any other state, then you need to register your firm
- No, If you are practicing in your name only and do not have any business structure or entity affiliated with your practice you do not need to obtain firm registration.
For purposes of registration, all firms practicing architecture in Louisiana which are identified as a legal business entity (LLC, corporation, partnership, etc.) are required to register with the LSBAE within thirty days following registration with the Louisiana Secretary of State.
Yes, all firms conducting business in Louisiana must register with the Board. Depending upon the structure of your firm, there are four categories from which to choose for firm registration. A complete set of the LSBAE rules surrounding firm registration can be found here. It is the responsibility of the firm owner to meet requirements for operating a business in the state of Louisiana by registering with the Louisiana Secretary of State.