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Serving the New York Business Community
| License Types , Liquor Stores and Food Retailers
Opening a New York liquor store requires an off-premises retail license from the State Liquor Authority (SLA), eligible and fully...
Read More| Filing and Review , Getting Licensed
The SLA personal questionnaire supplies background information about an individual; fingerprinting supports the agency’s criminal-history review. Determine who must complete...
Read More| Getting Licensed , Ownership and Funding
A New York liquor license applicant must accurately disclose the money used to establish the business, the people or entities...
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A New York liquor license application must identify the applicant and the people or entities required by the State Liquor...
Read More| Applicant Eligibility , Getting Licensed
A Certificate of Relief from Disabilities or Certificate of Good Conduct can help a person with a criminal conviction overcome...
Read More| Applicant Eligibility , Getting Licensed
It may be possible to obtain a New York liquor license with a criminal record. The first question is whether...
Read More| Applicant Eligibility , Getting Licensed
Yes. A non-U.S. citizen may qualify for a New York liquor license, including through lawful permanent residence or qualifying reciprocal-treaty...
Read More| Applicant Eligibility , Getting Licensed
An individual, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company may be able to hold a New York liquor license, but using...
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