Every application for appeal from a final decision of any administrative body shall be filed with the appropriate administrative body in writing as required by law and may include a designation of the documents filed and transcripts desired to be incorporated into the record on appeal. If such a designation is made, within 5 days after the filing of an application for appeal, any other party to the appeal may file a designation of additional portions of the record to be included. If no designation is made, the record shall be a transcript of all the proceedings as well as all documents filed with the administrative body. Costs for the inclusion of any unnecessary part of the record may be assessed against the party requiring such inclusion. The record on appeal shall include the application for appeal, any designation of the record, and a certification by the administrative body as to the correctness of the record.
Appeals from the Office of Workers' Compensation. In addition, the record on appeal from the Office of Workers' Compensation shall include a jurisdictional statement as contemplated by La. R.S. 23:1310.4 and 23:1310.5(A)(2).
La. Uni. R. Ct. Appeal. 3-1.1