Louisiana
Practical checklists for local moves in Louisiana and for interstate moves, which FMCSA regulates.
Official LPSC rules require a common carrier certificate for in-state household-goods moves. Check that the mover is registered and in good standing, and use the Transportation Division contacts if you have questions or a complaint.
The official complaint contacts for an in-state Louisiana move are the LPSC Transportation Division. The commission can open an investigation if service was sub-standard or the mover was not registered. Use ProtectYourMove.gov if the shipment crossed a state line.
Interstate moves to or from Louisiana follow federal household-goods consumer rules. The official LPSC page points consumers to ProtectYourMove.gov and to 1-888-368-7238. Treat the LPSC certificate as the in-state credential only.
Official OMV rules give new residents 30 days after establishing a Louisiana domicile to transfer a driver license. Valid non-commercial out-of-state licenses generally require only a vision test. Vehicles must be titled and registered with proof of Louisiana liability coverage.
Official Louisiana law requires a one-month deposit refund, with a short additional window for the itemized statement after a 2026 amendment. Willful failure, including no refund within 30 days after a written demand, can add $300 or twice the amount wrongfully retained.
Official LPSC rules require a written estimate for in-state household-goods moves, with a permitted waiver that clearly notifies the customer of the right. Match the legal name on the estimate to a current common carrier certificate.
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