When do individual producer licenses expire?

• A. April 30th of each even-numbered year
• B. December 31st each year
• C. June 1st each year
• D. April 30th of each odd-numbered year

Answer: (A)

In Louisiana, an individual producer license is issued for a two-year term and expires on April 30 of even-numbered years. This fixed expiration date is set by state law to standardize renewals and align renewal timing with required continuing education. Because the expiration occurs every two years on April 30 of even-numbered years, licenses must be renewed by that date to stay active. The other dates listed do not match Louisiana’s specified renewal cycle.