Applications for Licensure & Registration

Licensed Psychological Associate LSBEP is now accepting applications for Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA). Information Please note that the Jurisprudence Examination required as part of this application is under development and anticipated to be available no earlier than January 30, 2026. Applicants who apply prior to this date will be provided access to the examination once it becomes available. Steps Toward Licensure  Summary of Fees LSBEP Fulfillment/No Refund Policy  Criminal Background Check Information IMPORTANT NOTICE: Changes to the requirements for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) Effective June 20, 2026, the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) adopted revisions to its regulations governing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Applicants should carefully review the information below.   Examination Timeline  An applicant admitted to candidacy for licensure has four (4) years from admission to candidacy to successfully pass the written examination. If a passing score is not achieved within the four-year period, the application for licensure will be closed, and the applicant must submit a new application to pursue licensure in Louisiana.  Examination Attempts  Effective June 20, 2026, LSBEP removed the limitation on the total number of EPPP examination attempts. Applicants may continue to retake the examination as permitted; however, a passing score must still be achieved within the four-year candidacy period. Removal of the examination attempt limit does not extend or alter the four-year examination timeline. Please Note: The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), which administers the EPPP, independently limits candidates to no more than four (4) examination attempts within any rolling twelve (12) month period. Applicants are responsible for complying with all ASPPB examination policies.  Retaking the EPPP Applicants approved to retake the examination will be readmitted to the EPPP through ASPPB’s online registration portal. Once readmitted, applicants must complete the required registration process through ASPPB’s registration portal.  Upcoming Transition to the Integrated EPPP  The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to the Integrated Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.  Applicants enrolled in the current EPPP at the time the Integrated EPPP is rolled out will continue to be eligible to take that version through March 31, 2028. Beginning April 1, 2028, only the Integrated EPPP will be available. ASPPB has announced that the examination fee for the Integrated EPPP will be $650.  Applicants are encouraged to monitor both the LSBEP website and ASPPB announcements for additional information regarding the transition. Effective June 20, 2026, the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) adopted revisions to its regulations governing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Applicants should carefully review the information below.   Examination Timeline  An applicant admitted to candidacy for licensure has four (4) years from admission to candidacy to successfully pass the written examination. If a passing score is not achieved within the four-year period, the application for licensure will be closed, and the applicant must submit a new application to pursue licensure in Louisiana.  Examination Attempts  Effective June 20, 2026, LSBEP removed the limitation on the total number of EPPP examination attempts. Applicants may continue to retake the examination as permitted; however, a passing score must still be achieved within the four-year candidacy period. Removal of the examination attempt limit does not extend or alter the four-year examination timeline. Please Note: The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), which administers the EPPP, independently limits candidates to no more than four (4) examination attempts within any rolling twelve (12) month period. Applicants are responsible for complying with all ASPPB examination policies.  Retaking the EPPP Applicants approved to retake the examination will be readmitted to the EPPP through ASPPB’s online registration portal. Once readmitted, applicants must complete the required registration process through ASPPB’s registration portal.  Upcoming Transition to the Integrated EPPP  The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to the Integrated Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.  Applicants enrolled in the current EPPP at the time the Integrated EPPP is rolled out will continue to be eligible to take that version through March 31, 2028. Beginning April 1, 2028, only the Integrated EPPP will be available. ASPPB has announced that the examination fee for the Integrated EPPP will be $650.  Applicants are encouraged to monitor both the LSBEP website and ASPPB announcements for additional information regarding the transition. Application Forms Form Type NOTE: Word-format documents are developed to align with WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards and incorporate applicable WCAG 2.2 accessibility criteria where practicable. Applicants who experience difficulty accessing any document may contact the Board for assistance or reasonable accommodation.* Application Application (.pdf) Application* (.docx) Verification of Practicum/Internship Training Verification of Practicum/Internship Training Degree Verification Verification of Degree* (.docx) Verification of Degree (.pdf) Non-APA Graduate Program Verification Non-APA Graduate Program Verification (.docx)* Supervised Practice Plan Supervised Practice Plan (.pdf) Supervised Practice Plan* (.docx) Acknowledgment of Use of Criminal History Record Information Acknowledgment of Use of Criminal History Record Information Employment Verification Verification of Employment* (.docx) Post Graduate Supervision Documentation Post Graduate Supervision Documentation (.pdf) Post Graduate Supervision Documentation* (.docx) Supplemental Fee Waiver Supplemental Fee Waiver(.pdf) Supplemental Fee Waiver* (.docx) Qualified Supervisor Application Qualified Supervisor Application NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

Registration of Assistant to a Psychologist Information The Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) launched the online registration and management features for the Assistant To A Psychologist (ATAP) in July 2025. Supervisors who have currently registered ATAP’s will need to complete steps to onboard registered ATAP’s into the licensing portal.  Instructions for onboarding current ATAP’s, or registering new ATAP’s can be downloaded in a .docx or .pdf format below: Onboard Currently Registered Assistant to a Psychologist.docx  Onboard Currently Registered Assistant to a Psychologist.pdf   Licensing Portal User Guide NEW Assistant to a Psychologist.docx Licensing Portal User Guide NEW Assistant to a Psychologist.pdf Document Requirements Transcripts from the institution of highest diploma/degree (Required) Criminal History Intended Use Acknowledgement Statement Required Online Application Engagement Agreement (Notarized Statement) Required NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

Temporary Practice Registrations Information Steps Toward Temporary Registration: Information, Frequently Asked Questions Summary of Fees for Licensed Psychologist LSBEP Fulfullment/No Refund Policy  Forms Online Application Engagement Agreement (Notarized Statement) Required Verification of Professional License – Official Verification forms issued by other licensing jurisdictions may be accepted if issue date, expiration date and disciplinary history is verified.     NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

Endorsement Application “Welcome Home Act” Information Act 253 of the 2024 Reg. Session “Welcome Home Act”  Steps Toward Licensure Via Endorsement –  Important: After submitting online application and paying applicable application fees, you must notify the board of your request to have your application processed under the provisions of Act 253 of the 2024 Regular Legislative Session by emailing admin.lsbep@la.gov. Summary of Fees LSBEP Fulfillment/No Refund Policy  Criminal Background Check Information Clinical Neuropsychology Specialization – Information  Forms CHRI Intended Use and Privacy Act Statement Required Online Application Engagement Agreement (Notarized Statement) Required Endorsement License Verification – Required to be completed by at least one primary licensing jurisdiction. Verification of Professional License – Official Verification forms issued by other licensing jurisdictions may be accepted if issue date, expiration date and disciplinary history is verified. Clinical Neuropsychology Specialization – Application Addendum Required for CN Specialty Supplemental Fee Waiver (PDF)– Optional Supplemental Fee Waiver (WORD)– Optional NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

Licensed Specialist in School Psychology Information LSSP Steps Toward Licensure LSSP Application Workflow and Checklist  Summary of Fees for Licensed Specialist in School Psychology LSBEP Fulfillment/No Refund Policy  Criminal Background Check Information License Application Forms General Forms – ALL Applicants: CHRI Intended Use and Privacy Act Statement – required Online Application Engagement Agreement – Notarized Statement required  Verification of Professional License – Official Verification forms issued by other licensing jurisdictions may be accepted if issue date, expiration date and disciplinary history is verified. Supplemental Fee Waiver (PDF)– Optional Supplemental Fee Waiver (WORD)– Optional Full Application without National Association of School Psychology Certification Required General Forms Verification of Graduate Program of Study – required PRAXIS Examination Score Report Request – required Internship Experience Documentation – required Supervised Practice Plan for LSSP optional if supervised experience is not completed School Supervised Experience Documentation – required Application with National Association of School Psychology (NASP) Certification Required General Forms NASP Verification of National Certified School Psychologist certificate  Legacy Application Required General Forms Verification of Employment from Local Education Agency –  Download Options: (docx)        (.pdf) Provide a copy of LDOE Ancillary Certificate Endorsement Application Required General Forms Endorsement Verification from original licensing jurisdiction Provide proof of Louisiana Residency NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

Provisional Licensed Psychologist IMPORTANT NOTICE: Changes to the requirements for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) Effective June 20, 2026, the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) adopted revisions to its regulations governing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Applicants should carefully review the information below.   Examination Timeline  An applicant admitted to candidacy for licensure has four (4) years from admission to candidacy to successfully pass the written examination. If a passing score is not achieved within the four-year period, the application for licensure will be closed, and the applicant must submit a new application to pursue licensure in Louisiana.  Examination Attempts  Effective June 20, 2026, LSBEP removed the limitation on the total number of EPPP examination attempts. Applicants may continue to retake the examination as permitted; however, a passing score must still be achieved within the four-year candidacy period. Removal of the examination attempt limit does not extend or alter the four-year examination timeline. Please Note: The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), which administers the EPPP, independently limits candidates to no more than four (4) examination attempts within any rolling twelve (12) month period. Applicants are responsible for complying with all ASPPB examination policies.  Retaking the EPPP Applicants approved to retake the examination will be readmitted to the EPPP through ASPPB’s online registration portal. Once readmitted, applicants must complete the required registration process through ASPPB’s registration portal.  Upcoming Transition to the Integrated EPPP  The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to the Integrated Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.  Applicants enrolled in the current EPPP at the time the Integrated EPPP is rolled out will continue to be eligible to take that version through March 31, 2028. Beginning April 1, 2028, only the Integrated EPPP will be available. ASPPB has announced that the examination fee for the Integrated EPPP will be $650.  Applicants are encouraged to monitor both the LSBEP website and ASPPB announcements for additional information regarding the transition. Effective June 20, 2026, the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) adopted revisions to its regulations governing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Applicants should carefully review the information below.   Examination Timeline  An applicant admitted to candidacy for licensure has four (4) years from admission to candidacy to successfully pass the written examination. If a passing score is not achieved within the four-year period, the application for licensure will be closed, and the applicant must submit a new application to pursue licensure in Louisiana.  Examination Attempts  Effective June 20, 2026, LSBEP removed the limitation on the total number of EPPP examination attempts. Applicants may continue to retake the examination as permitted; however, a passing score must still be achieved within the four-year candidacy period. Removal of the examination attempt limit does not extend or alter the four-year examination timeline. Please Note: The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), which administers the EPPP, independently limits candidates to no more than four (4) examination attempts within any rolling twelve (12) month period. Applicants are responsible for complying with all ASPPB examination policies.  Retaking the EPPP Applicants approved to retake the examination will be readmitted to the EPPP through ASPPB’s online registration portal. Once readmitted, applicants must complete the required registration process through ASPPB’s registration portal.  Upcoming Transition to the Integrated EPPP  The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to the Integrated Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.  Applicants enrolled in the current EPPP at the time the Integrated EPPP is rolled out will continue to be eligible to take that version through March 31, 2028. Beginning April 1, 2028, only the Integrated EPPP will be available. ASPPB has announced that the examination fee for the Integrated EPPP will be $650.  Applicants are encouraged to monitor both the LSBEP website and ASPPB announcements for additional information regarding the transition. Information Steps Toward Licensure – Licensed Psychologist Licensing Flow Chart – Provisional Licensure w/ 1 year supervised practice experience Summary of Fees for Licensed Psychologist LSBEP Fulfillment/No Refund Policy  Criminal Background Check Information Clinical Neuropsychology Specialization – Information  Forms CHRI Intended Use and Privacy Act Statement Required Online Application Engagement Agreement (Notarized Statement) Required Doctoral Program (submit form only if Doctoral Program was not APA approved) Internship Documentation (ELECTRONIC FORM) Internship Documentation (PAPER FORM) Supervised Practice Plan Post Doctoral Supervision Documentation form (ELECTRONIC FORM) Post Doctoral Supervision Documentation form   (PAPER FORM) Verification of Degree Form (Required if you began your postdoctoral supervision prior to the date your degree was conferred on your transcripts) Verification of Professional License – Official Verification forms issued by other licensing jurisdictions may be accepted if issue date, expiration date and disciplinary history is verified. Clinical Neuropsychology Specialization – Application Addendum Required for CN Specialty Active Military Duty Applicants, Spouses and Children – Optional Supplemental Fee Waiver (PDF)– Optional Supplemental Fee Waiver (WORD)– Optional NOTICE: In compliance with La. R.S. 44:33.1, the LSBEP hereby gives notice that information submitted to the LSBEP may become public record pursuant to the provisions of Louisiana Public Records Law, La. R.S. 44:1, et seq.

Licensed Psychologist NOTICE OF DOWNTIME: Registering for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to a new EPPP Candidate Registration and Data Management System for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP).  Clarus is the new platform and is scheduled to launch on September 29. Pearson VUE will continue to serve as ASPPB’s examination vendor, including support for examination development, test center exam delivery, and scheduling services. Candidates who are already scheduled to take an EPPP examination during the blackout period may proceed with their appointments as planned. Access for EPPP Candidates with existing Certemy accounts will end at midnight on September 23.  The blackout period is scheduled to run from September 24 through September 29. During this window, candidates will not be able to access Certemy to schedule or reschedule an examination appointment. Candidates who need scheduling or rescheduling assistance for appointments during this period should contact Pearson VUE at 1 (800) 513-6910. Candidate data currently secured within Certemy will be migrated into Clarus, with one exception: previous EPPP delivery purchase receipts will not be migrated. Candidates who need copies of those receipts should direct inquiries to ASPPB at Exams@asppb.org. FOLLOWING MIGRATION TO CLARUS: All Candidates with Certemy accounts will receive an invitation email from Clarus on September 29. That message will include instructions for creating or confirming a Clarus account. New Candidates will receive an invitation email from Clarus once their eligibility is approved by the Board.    If there are any questions regarding this process, please reach out to ASPPB at Exams@asppb.org or visit their website and submit a Contact Us form. The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to a new EPPP Candidate Registration and Data Management System for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP).  Clarus is the new platform and is scheduled to launch on September 29. Pearson VUE will continue to serve as ASPPB’s examination vendor, including support for examination development, test center exam delivery, and scheduling services. Candidates who are already scheduled to take an EPPP examination during the blackout period may proceed with their appointments as planned. Access for EPPP Candidates with existing Certemy accounts will end at midnight on September 23.  The blackout period is scheduled to run from September 24 through September 29. During this window, candidates will not be able to access Certemy to schedule or reschedule an examination appointment. Candidates who need scheduling or rescheduling assistance for appointments during this period should contact Pearson VUE at 1 (800) 513-6910. Candidate data currently secured within Certemy will be migrated into Clarus, with one exception: previous EPPP delivery purchase receipts will not be migrated. Candidates who need copies of those receipts should direct inquiries to ASPPB at Exams@asppb.org. FOLLOWING MIGRATION TO CLARUS: All Candidates with Certemy accounts will receive an invitation email from Clarus on September 29. That message will include instructions for creating or confirming a Clarus account. New Candidates will receive an invitation email from Clarus once their eligibility is approved by the Board.    If there are any questions regarding this process, please reach out to ASPPB at Exams@asppb.org or visit their website and submit a Contact Us form. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Changes to the requirements for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) Effective June 20, 2026, the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) adopted revisions to its regulations governing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Applicants should carefully review the information below.   Examination Timeline  An applicant admitted to candidacy for licensure has four (4) years from admission to candidacy to successfully pass the written examination. If a passing score is not achieved within the four-year period, the application for licensure will be closed, and the applicant must submit a new application to pursue licensure in Louisiana.  Examination Attempts  Effective June 20, 2026, LSBEP removed the limitation on the total number of EPPP examination attempts. Applicants may continue to retake the examination as permitted; however, a passing score must still be achieved within the four-year candidacy period. Removal of the examination attempt limit does not extend or alter the four-year examination timeline. Please Note: The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB), which administers the EPPP, independently limits candidates to no more than four (4) examination attempts within any rolling twelve (12) month period. Applicants are responsible for complying with all ASPPB examination policies.  Retaking the EPPP Applicants approved to retake the examination will be readmitted to the EPPP through ASPPB’s online registration portal. Once readmitted, applicants must complete the required registration process through ASPPB’s registration portal.  Upcoming Transition to the Integrated EPPP  The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) is transitioning to the Integrated Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.  Applicants enrolled in the current EPPP at the time the Integrated EPPP is rolled out will continue to be eligible to take that version through March 31, 2028. Beginning April 1, 2028, only the Integrated EPPP will be available. ASPPB has announced that the examination fee for the Integrated EPPP will be $650.  Applicants are encouraged to monitor both the LSBEP website and ASPPB announcements for additional information regarding the transition. Effective June 20, 2026, the Louisiana State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (LSBEP) adopted revisions to its regulations governing the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). Applicants should carefully review the information below.   Examination Timeline  An applicant admitted to candidacy for licensure has four (4) years from admission to candidacy to successfully pass the written examination. If a passing score is not achieved within the four-year period, the application for licensure will be closed, and the applicant must submit a new application to pursue licensure in Louisiana.  Examination Attempts  Effective June 20, 2026, LSBEP removed the limitation on the total number of EPPP examination attempts. Applicants may continue to retake the examination as permitted; however, a passing score must still be achieved within the four-year candidacy period. Removal