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ABC_PERMITAPPLICATIONNEW2014
1. 1
APPLICATION, NEW
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE RETAILER’S PERMIT
return to
Alcoholic Beverage Control Division
Permit Department
P.O. Box 540
Madison, Mississippi 39130-0540
2. 2
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
This application may be typed or neatly printed in ink.
Please read these instructions prior to completing this application
Each applicant, regardless of the type of ABC permit sought, must meet the statutory qualifications set by the
Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Laws, codified at Title 67 of the Mississippi Code. The Department,
under authority of these laws, has established policies requiring applicants to file certain documents concerning
the applicant’s place of business. This application asks for particular information concerning each applicant to
allow the Department to determine the eligibility of the applicant for licensing as well as the suitability of the
business premises to offer alcoholic beverages for sale.
The application immediately follows these instructions. Indicate with an (x) the type of license sought under this
application and include the appropriate license fee.
It is important that you complete the appropriate SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION portion of the application that
corresponds to the type of license that you are seeking. (I.e. package store, on-premises, or on-premises private
club) (NOTE: An on-premises private club is a chartered organization formed for purposes other than profiting
from the sale of alcoholic beverages. Some examples of private clubs are veteran’s groups, lodges, and golf
clubs).
Be thorough in your completion of the STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP section. Locate on this form the ownership
classification of the applicant, whether a sole owner, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, trust or
other. This form contains instructions on who must file qualifying documents (PERSONAL RECORD, Form 1001,
SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT, Form 2007; and fingerprint cards) with this application. Note that
partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations and trusts must also file a separate SUMMARY
FINANCIAL STATEMENT disclosing the financial status of the business. Financial Statements must be within sixty
(60) days. Standard Bank Confirmation Forms are also enclosed and must be completed if you have a banking
institution outside of the State of Mississippi. Some in-state banks might also require this form to be completed,
therefore please check with your bank.
ABC collects a pass-a-long $32.00 fee for fingerprint card processing by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This
fee is due and payable with the application submission. This fee is in the form of a Cashier’s Check or Personal
Money Order, payable to “ABC-FF”. Each applicant must submit two (2) fingerprint cards. Fingerprints must be
completed by a law enforcement agency on ABC “Applicant” fingerprint cards. The cards must be complete,
legible, and capable of being classified by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Some law enforcement agencies
have ABC fingerprint cards on hand. If you need fingerprint cards, contact the Permit Dept. or visit your local MS
Department of Revenue office.
You will notice that there are two separate waivers that must be submitted. These waivers serve different
purposes. The first waiver accompanies your personal record form and authorizes ABC to conduct a thorough
background investigation to determine your qualifications for an ABC license. The second waiver accompanies
the SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The purpose of this waiver is to verify the financial solvency that you
disclose on the form with banking institutions. It is required that you have your signature witnessed by two
people on both waivers and authorizations to release information. Signatures on each PERSONAL RECORD
form must be notarized.
3. 3
You must submit with this application a copy of your lease, if leasing the business premises, or your deed, if you
own the business premises. If a lease, the lessee must be the applicant for the alcoholic beverage permit (sole
owner, partnership, Limited Liability Company, trust or corporation) and the lease may not expire for at least
twelve (12) months. You must also include a FLOOR PLAN of the business premises that details your proposed
areas of customer service, storage, kitchen facilities, restrooms, etc. The floor plan that you submit must receive
approval from ABC prior to the issuance of an ABC license. Sales and consumption of alcoholic beverages are
limited to the approved floor plan. Additionally, you must submit a menu if you are applying for a license as an
on-premise retailer or caterer.
New applicants are required to give public notice of their intent to make application by publication for two (2)
consecutive issues in a newspaper of general circulation published in the city or town in which applicant's place
of business is located. However, in such instances where no newspaper is published in the city or town, then the
same shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation published in the county where the applicant's
business is located. If no newspaper is published in the county, the notice shall be published in a qualified
newspaper which is published in the closest neighboring county and circulated in the county of applicant's
residence. Such notice shall be printed in ten-point black face type and shall set forth the type of permit to be
applied for, the exact location of the place of business, the name of the owner or owners thereof, and if
operating under an assumed name, the trade name together with the names of all owners, and if a corporation,
the names and titles of all officers. The cost of such notice shall be borne by the applicant. An acceptable legal
notice format is included in this packet. Submit with this application a PUBLISHER’S AFFIDAVIT (obtained from
the newspaper) as proof of publication.
You must apply to the Dept. of The Treasury and furnish with this application a completed copy of TTB Form
5630.5d (7/2008). To obtain a form, go to www.ttb.gov. If you have questions or need assistance, you may call
the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau at 1-800-937-8864.
You must register with the Department of Revenue and obtain a sales tax number. You can download a
registration form at the MSTC website at www.dor.ms.gov. You may return this form with your application or
provide a copy of the registration you filed at your local DOR District Service Office.
Applicants can’t be indebted to the state for any taxes, fees, or penalties. Your MISSISSIPPI INCOME TAX filing
status, if applicable, will be verified for the past three (3) years. If our records indicate that you are delinquent
in filing these returns (or you are indebted to the State of Mississippi for any other taxes, fees or penalties) you
will be notified and must obtain clearance from your local DOR District Office before we can continue processing
your application.
As of September 1, 2012, the following regulation regarding restaurant qualification is in effect:
201 To qualify as a “restaurant” under Miss. Code Ann. Section 67-1-5(m), the premises must have and maintain
the following minimum kitchen requirements:
1. A menu that contains at least five (5) separate entrees. Food items must be prepared in whole or in part on
the premises. Food items that are merely heated and served or “ready-to-eat” without further preparation
do not meet this requirement. Specialty or theme restaurants that specialize in one entrée line may be
exempted from this requirement so long as the entree line contains an acceptable number of theme or
specialty entrée variations.
2. At a minimum, a Risk Category 2 Permit issued by the Mississippi State Department of Health. Proof of the
Permit is required for the initial application and all subsequent renewals.
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3. Employ at least one (1) employee with management or supervisory responsibility certified as a “food
manager”, or an equivalent position, by an educational program recognized by the Mississippi Department
of Health.
4. A kitchen that contains the following functional equipment:
a. Oven and stove top (can be one complete unit);
b. Cold storage areas (i.e., a refrigerator and freezer, either separate or combined);
c. Ventilation hood that meets applicable requirements under Mississippi State Department of Health
regulations and city and/or local ordinances;
d. Adequate food preparation areas and countertop space;
e. Mop sink;
f. Three-compartment sink; and
g. Separate hand-washing facilities for employees.
All equipment must meet applicable standards as required by the Mississippi State Department of Health
and as listed in the FDA Food Code. Menus must be readily available and visible to customers along with the
dining hours of operation. Dining hours must be adequate to meet the requirements based on the
business’s individual food service plan.
5. A minimum of twenty-five percent (25%) of gross annual sales derived from the preparation and serving of
food.
6. Otherwise meet the requirements set forth in Miss. Code Ann. Section 67-1-5(m).
202 The term “restaurant” includes a buffet if the buffet line is operational for at least three (3) hours per day.
The buffet must contain at least two (2) meat items and three (3) side items. Items commonly known as
“finger goods” or “snack foods” do not meet this requirement.
203 In addition to all other application requirements, an applicant must submit a copy of its menu and the
certifications listed in subsections (2) and (3) above with its initial application and any subsequent renewal.
Applicants for a common carrier license must submit a copy of the title and tag registration for each
vehicle/carrier in service.
Be sure to review the application check list located in the back of the application and include proper payment
for the type of license applied for and send the completed forms to:
Permit Department
P.O. Box 540
Madison, Mississippi 39130-0540
NEW BUSINESSES UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Applications will not be accepted for locations where no structure
exists. Until your new building is completed or very near completion, we can’t make a final decision as to
whether a permit can be granted pursuant to state law and regulation. Even with the completion of a new site,
we can in no way guarantee that you will be granted an ABC permit. In addition to site requirements in state
law, all applicants must pass a background investigation. Also, there is the possibility of public opposition to the
issuance of the permit which will result in a hearing at the Board of Tax Appeals. Because of this, do not send
applications until your new building is complete or near completion. If you would like a proposed site inspected
prior to construction to check applicable distance requirements, call the ABC Permit Department at 601-856-
1330. This inspection is a courtesy and in no way should be construed as “approval” for construction as variables
may change in the surrounding area during the construction process.
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ABCD 1000 PERMIT DEPT. USE ONLY
(07/2014) AMT. OF CHECK
CHECK NUMBER
PERMIT NUMBER
APPLICATION, NEW
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE RETAILER'S PERMIT
I. APPLICANT
(Name of sole owner, partnership, corporation, limited liability company or trust)
Trade Name
Mailing Address
(Street / P.O. Box) (City) (State) (Zip)
Location of business
(Street) (City) (Zip)
This location is _____ inside _____ outside the corporate city limits.
Is this location is new construction (____) or existing structure (____)? (check one)
Include a copy of the lease or deed to the business premises and a floor plan of the premises (see instructions).
Telephone Number (business) (home)
(Cellular) ____________________________ (fax) _________________________________________
(Primary e-mail address)_________________________________________________________________
II. PERMIT TYPE (check one) FEE AMOUNT
Manufacturer Class I, Distiller &/or Rectifier $9,025.00
Manufacturer Class II, Wine 3,625.00
Manufacturer Class III, Native Wine 45.00
Package Retailer 1,825.00
Military Package Retailer 00.00
On-Premise Retailer 925.00
On-Premise Retailer Private Club 475.00
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PERMIT TYPE (check one) FEE AMOUNT
On-Premise Retailer, Wine Only $475.00
Common Carrier 145.00, $120.00
Native Wine Retailer 125.00
Caterer’s Permit, for On-Premise Retailer 325.00
Caterer’s Permit 1,225.00
Solicitor’s Permit 125.00
Research Permit 225.00
Special Service Permit) 475.00
Merchant Permit* 475.00
Event Venue 475.00
(*Wine Only-Spas, Art Studios, Cooking Schools)
*A Merchant Permit must purchase inventory from a licensed wholesaler. Purchases directly from the ABC Liquor Distribution Center are not allowed.
III. TYPE OF ORGANIZATION Sole Owner Partnership
Corporation LLC
Trust Other
IV. Does the applicant have or has the applicant ever had an interest in any other alcoholic beverage retailer’s permit?
Yes No If “yes,” explain fully:
V. Is the applicant indebted to the State of Mississippi for any taxes, fees, or payment of penalties imposed by law or by any
rule or regulation of the Commission? Yes No If “yes,” explain fully:
VI. List your Mississippi sales tax number:
List your Federal Tax Identification number (EIN) _____________________________________________________
VII. Have you submitted your application to the TTB on form 5630.5d? Yes No
You must submit a copy of this registration with your application.
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SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
CATERER’S PERMIT APPLICANTS ONLY
Complete this section in addition to the STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP (Attach Menu**)
I. Include a copy of the health certificate issued by the State Department of Health.
List the certificate number.
II. Does the applicant understand that ten (10) days prior to each catered event, written notice of such event must be
supplied to the Alcoholic Beverage Control? Yes No (Contact ABC for forms used for this notification)
** You must attach a copy of your menu with this application.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
PACKAGE RETAILER APPLICANTS ONLY
Complete this section in addition to the STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
I. Whether the applicant is an individual, partnership, or limited liability company, is the individual or each partner or each
member of LLC, a legal resident of the State of Mississippi? Yes No
II. Is the applicant a corporation? Yes No
If “yes”, is the designated manager a legal resident of Mississippi? Yes No
Managers require Commission approval. Contact the ABC Permit Department for an application or download an
application from the DOR website, www.dor.ms.gov.
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SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
ON-PREMISE PERMIT APPLICANTS ONLY
Hotel, Motel, Bed-and-Breakfast inns, restaurants, and common carriers and similar applicants must complete Section I,
On-Premise Retailer Club applicants must complete Section II, in addition to the STATEMENT OF OWNESHIP.
SECTION I
A. Name of business
B. Type of business Hotel/Motel Bed & Breakfast
Restaurant Common Carrier
Other
If hotel, motel, or bed & breakfast, number of rooms
Population of city
C. General manager
Home address
(Street / P.O. Box) (City) (State) (Zip)
D. Restaurant manager
Home address
(Street / P.O. Box) (City) (State) (Zip)
E. Beverage sales manager
Home address
(Street / P.O. Box) (City) (State) (Zip)
*On-Premise applicants for restaurants must attach a copy of your menu with this application.
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SECTION II—ON PREMISE RETAILER PRIVATE CLUB
Complete in addition to the STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP.
A. Name of club
B. Date of organization’s found
C. If an association, list name and address of national organization.
D. Number of members as of date of this application:
Attach two (2) copies of a membership listing to this application including names and addresses of each
member.
E. Does the club, as organized or incorporated, meet the statutory definition of a club as found in Section 67-1-5
(n) of the Mississippi Code? Yes No Please review this statute prior to answering.
If “no,” explain fully:
F. Will any club member, officer, agent or employee receive a salary or other compensation or any profit from the
distribution or sale of alcoholic beverages to the club, its members or guests beyond any salary or compensation
as decided by the directors or other governing body paid from the general revenue of the club? Yes No
If “yes,” explain fully:
G. The following items concerning the club must be filed with this application.
Articles of Association
Charter of Incorporation
Copy of Bylaws
Two (2) copies of a List of Members
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
I. Name of business
II. Will this business be operated as a sole proprietorship by the person applying for this Permit? Yes No
If “yes,” submit with this application:
Personal Record (form 1001
Summary Financial Statement (form 2007)
Two properly executed fingerprint cards
Certified check for $32.00 made payable to the ABC-FF
III. Will this business be operated as a partnership? Yes No
If “yes,” list each partner’s name and extent of his interest in the partnership.
NAME HOME ADDRESS % OF INTEREST OWNED
NOTE: Each partner must submit with this application
Personal Record (form 1001)
Summary Financial Statement (form 2007)
Two properly executed fingerprint cards
Certified check for $32.00 made payable to the ABC-FF
A separate SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT (Form 2007) must be completed for the partnership. Include a copy
of your partnership agreement.
IV. Will this business be operated as a corporation? Yes No
If “yes,” list:
Total amount of stock
Common Stock
Preferred Stock
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List each principal officer, director, and all 10% or greater stockholders. In addition to completing the information
requested include a list of all other stockholders including their age, address, and number of shares owned as well
as a copy of the corporate charter.
NAME CORPORATE TITLE ADDRESS SHARES OWNED
NOTE: Each officer*, director, and 10% or greater stockowner must submit with this application:
Personal Record (form 1001
Summary Financial Statement (form 2007)
Two properly executed fingerprint cards
Certified check for $32.00 made payable to the ABC-FF
A separate SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT (Form 2007) must be completed for the corporation. *Officers owning less
than 10% of the stock of the corporation do not file a Summary Financial Statement.
V. Will this business be operated as a trust? Yes No
If “yes,” list the trustee and each beneficiary below. Submit a copy of the trust instrument with this application.
NAME TYPE STATE OF RESIDENCY
NOTE: The trustee and each beneficiary must submit with this application:
Personal Record (form 1001
Summary Financial Statement (form 2007)
Two properly executed fingerprint cards
Certified check for $32.00 made payable to the ABC-FF
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A separate SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT (Form 2007) must be completed and submitted on the trust itself. Please
note that no trustee or beneficiary of a trust applying for a license can be under the age of twenty-one (21).
VI. Will this business be operated as a limited liability company? Yes No
If yes, list each member’s name, address and their percentage of ownership. Identify the managing members below. You
must submit a copy of your limited liability company agreement with this application.
NAME TITLE ADDRESS % OWNED
NOTE: Each member must submit with this application:
Personal Record (form 1001
Summary Financial Statement (form 2007)
Two properly executed fingerprint cards
Certified check for $32.00 made payable to the ABC-FF
A separate SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT (Form 2007) must be completed for the limited liability company and for
each member who owns 10% or more interest in the company. Please note that no member of a liability company applying
for a license can be under the age of twenty-one (21).
VII. Will this business be operated as an on-premise retailer club as defined by Section 67-1-5 (n) of the 1972 MCA?
Yes No If “yes,” list the officers and directors of the club below.
NAME TITLE
NOTE: Each member must submit with this application:
Personal Record (form 1001
Summary Financial Statement (form 2007)
Two properly executed fingerprint cards
Certified check for $32.00 made payable to the ABC-FF
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PERMITTEE CERTIFICATION AND OATH
I, , certify under penalty of perjury that the organization
applying for this Alcoholic Beverage Retailer’s Permit does meet the qualifications of a permittee as described in Sections
67-1-5, 67-1-51, 67-1-55 and 67-1-69 of the Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated. I affirm that this organization will
comply fully with the provisions of the Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Laws, Rules and Regulations in the
purchase, sale, and handling of alcoholic beverages and will keep all records and make all reports and remittances as
required thereby. I certify that the information presented on this application to be true and correct, to the best of my
knowledge and belief. I also agree that making a material misrepresentation on this application (or personal record form
attached hereto) shall be evidence of a lack of trustworthiness as contemplated by MS Code Ann. Section 67-1-57 and
provide a basis for denial on this application.
Signature
Date Title
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me, this the ______ day of ______________, ___-___.
NOTARY PUBLIC
My commission expires:
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WAIVER AND AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE INFORMATION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I authorize you to furnish the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division, Department of Revenue with any and all information
that you may have concerning me, my work record, my reputation, and my military service records. You may allow
inspection or records by, and copies of these records may be provided to, an authorized representative of the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Division. Information of a confidential or privileged nature may be included. Your reply will be used by
the Department in determining my fitness and eligibility to be granted an Alcoholic Beverage Control Permit.
A reproduction of this request by Xerox or similar process shall be for all intents and purposes as valid as the original.
I hereby release you, your organization and others from liability or damages which may result from furnishing the
information requested.
Applicant’s Signature Date
Applicant’s Trade Name
WITNESS SIGNATURES
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FORM 1001 (07/2014) ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
PERMIT DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 540, MADISON, MS. 39130-0540
PERSONAL RECORD
1. Name
(Last) (First) (Middle)
Sole Owner Partner Officer
Stockholder Director Manager
Member Trustee Trust Beneficiary
2. Name of business
3. Date of birth Social Security Number*
Driver’s License Number Age Sex Height
Weight Hair color Eye color Race
*This information will be used for identification and in the administration of state tax laws. The Department is authorized to collect the information
pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 405(c)(2)(C)(i). Additionally, Mississippi law requires all applicants under Miss. Code Ann. §67-1-1 et seq. to provide
social security numbers. Miss. Code Ann. §67-1-53. states that any applicant who refuses to provide the required information will be denied the
permit.
4. Telephone (home) (work)
5. List your residences for the past five years starting with current address.
From To Address City, State, Zip Code
Month/Year Month/Year
________ ________ ________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ________________________ ___________________
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6. List your employment or occupational history for the past five (5) years.
From To Business Name and Address City, State, Zip Code
Month/Year Month/Year
________ ________ ______________________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ______________________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ______________________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ______________________________________ ___________________
________ ________ ______________________________________ ___________________
7. Have you filed and paid your Mississippi State Income Taxes? Yes No
If “no,” explain fully:
8. Have you ever been convicted of any of the following? Answer each question:
A. A felony in any state, federal or military court? Yes No
B. A violation of the Local Option ABC Laws, Rules and Regulations, or the Prohibition Laws in any state or local
jurisdiction? Yes No
C. A violation of any law relating to alcoholic beverages or beer? (For example: DUI, Sales of Alcohol to a Minor, Public
Intoxication, or Sale of Alcohol to a Visibly Intoxicated Person, etc.) Yes No
D. A violation of any controlled substance related law? Yes No
If “yes” to 8A, 8B, 8C or 8D, explain fully on PERSONAL RECORD SUPPLEMENT
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PERSONAL RECORD SUPPLEMENT
If “yes”, to question 8A, 8B, 8C, or 8D on Personal Record, Form 1001, explain fully:
List convictions (specific charges)
Date and jurisdiction of same
Applicant’s Signature Date
NOTARY
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
THIS DAY personally came and appeared before me, the undersigned authority in and for the aforesaid jurisdiction, the
within named Who, after being by me first duly sworn, states on oath
that the matters contained and set forth in the foregoing application are true and correct as stated therein.
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me, this the ____day of____________,_______.
NOTARY PUBLIC
My Commission expires:
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ABCD (07/2014) ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
PERMIT DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 540, MADISON, MS. 39130-0540
SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT
I. Name
(Last (First) (Middle / Maiden)
II. Name of business
III. Financial statement is: Personal Partnership Corporation Trust LLC
IV. List checking, savings, and/or loan institution references. Continue on separate page if needed:
Checking:
(Institution Name) (Account Number)
Savings:
(Institution Name) (Account Number)
Loan:
(Institution Name) (Account Number)
V. List each asset, tangible or intangible, below. These amounts are accurate as of ______________________, ________.
Current Assets
Cash on hand $___________________
Cash on deposit $___________________
Accounts & Notes Receivable $___________________
Investments
Stocks and Bonds $___________________
Business Investment $___________________
Fixed Assets
Real Estate $___________________
Other $___________________
Total Assets $___________________
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VI. List each liability below. These amounts are accurate as of _______________________, ______.
Current Liabilities (debts due within one year)
Accounts Payable (ex. credit cards) $
Taxes Payable $
Other $
Long Term Liabilities (debts due in more than one year)
Notes Payable. $
Mortgages Payable $
Other $
Total Liabilities $
WAIVER AND AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I hereby request and authorize you to furnish the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division, Department of Revenue, with any and all
information you may have concerning me or my financial records and copy such records, whether or not such documents would
otherwise be protected from disclosure by any constitutional, statutory, or common law privilege. I agree to indemnify and hold
harmless the person to whom this request is presented from all manner of actions arising out of or by reason of complying with this
request.
A reproduction of this request by Xerox or similar process shall be for all intents and purposes as valid as the original.
This request shall expire twelve (12) months from the date of signing.
Applicant’s Signature Date
Applicant Trade Name
WITNESS SIGNATURES (two witnesses)
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ABCD 2014a
STANDARD BANK CONFIRMATION FORM
Dear Sirs:
Your completion of the following report is sincerely appreciated. If the answer to any item is “none,” please so state. Kindly mail
direct to the accountant named below.
REPORT FROM BANK: Yours truly,
Bank customer should check here if confirmation of bank balance only
(item 1) is desired.
Bank should check whichever is applicable: This report covers all
with this office.
with this office and all other domestic offices.
NAME OF ACCOUNTANT:
Alcoholic Beverage Control Division
P O Box 540
Madison, Ms. 39130
Dear Sir:
1. We hereby report that at the close of business on , our records showed the following
balance(s) to the credit of .
Amount Designation Is Balance Subject Does Account Give Rate
of Account to Withdrawal by check? Bear Interest?
$
$
$
2. We further report that the above mentioned depositor was directly liable to us in the respect of loans, acceptances, etc., at the
close of business on that date in the total amount of $ as follows:
Amount Date of Loan Due Interest Paid Description of Liability,
or Discount Date Rate To Collateral, Liens, Endorsers, etc.
$
$
$
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3. Said Depositor was contingently liable as endorser of notes discounted and/or as guarantor at the close of business on that date
in the total amount of $ as follows:
Amount Name of Date of Due Remarks
Maker Note Date
$
$
$
4. Who is authorized to sign on account(s):
Other direct or contingent liabilities, open letters of credit, and relative collateral, were
Date , . Yours truly,
(Bank)
By
Authorized Signature
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LEGAL NOTICE
FORMAT FOR PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL PERMIT APPLICATION
Check Applicable Phrases
I,
(Sole Owner’s Name)
We, the partners of
(Partnership Name)
We, the officers of
(Corporation Name)
I/We, the member(s) of
(Limited Liability Company Name)
I, the trustee of
(Name of Trust)
Intend to make application for:
( ) a Manufacturer Class I, Distiller &or/ Rectifier permit
( ) a Manufacturer Class II, Wine permit
( ) a Manufacturer Class III, Native Wine permit
( ) a Package Retailer permit
( ) an On-Premise Retailer permit
( ) an On-Premise Retailer, Club permit
( ) an On-Premise Retailer, Wine only permit
( ) a Common Carrier permit
( ) a Native Wine Retailer permit
( ) a Caterer’s permit, for on-premise retailer permit holders
( ) a Caterer’s permit
( ) a Solicitor’s permit
( ) a Research permit
( ) a Merchant permit
( ) a Special Service permit
( ) an event venue permit
As provided for by the Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Laws, Section 67-1-1, et seq., of the Mississippi Code of 1972,
Annotated. If granted such permit, I or We propose to operate as a
( ) sole owner
( ) partnership
( ) corporation
( ) limited liability company
( ) trust
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Under the trade name of
Located at
(Street) (City) (County)
The name(s), title(s) and address(es) of the owner(s)/partners/corporate officer(s) and/or majority stockholder(s)/ member(s)/ trustee
of the above named business are:
If any person wishes to request a hearing to object to the issuance of this permit a request for a hearing must be made in writing
and received by the Department of Revenue within (15) fifteen days from the first date this notice was published.
Requests shall be sent to:
Chief Counsel, Legal Division
Department of Revenue
P. O. Box 22828
Jackson, MS 39225
Date of First Publication: ____________________________________
This the______day of_________________, _______.
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NOTICE
Your permit and packet will be sent to you when your permit is approved. Please allow 4-6 weeks to process this application. If you
would like to pick your permit and packet up at the Liquor Distribution Center, you must make prior arrangement with the ABC Permit
Department.
You may not place your initial order for alcoholic beverages with the ABC until the day after your permit has been approved by the
Department. We must create your account and establish a delivery route for your business before your order may be processed.
APPLICATION CHECK LIST
Have you:
Applied for the proper retailer permit?
Included the correct fee payment for the permit?
Completed the supplemental information?
Compiled a summary financial statement for the business?
Included a diagram of your floorplanned area?
Included a copy of your lease or deed?
Included a personal record statement, summary financial statement, two fingerprint cards, and executed a release of
information for each person
Identified on the “statement of ownership”?
Included fee payable to the “ABC-FF” Fund for fingerprint cards?
Included Proof of Publication of your legal notice?
Signed the application where notice and had the signatures notarized & witnessed?
Submitted the partnership agreement, trust instrument or limited liability company agreement (if applicable)?
Registered with the TTB on form 5630.5d and submitted a copy with your application?
If applicable, attached a copy of your Risk Class II Food Service Permit and Food Manager Certification?
ABC Telephone Numbers
Administration 601-856-1301
Accounting 601-856-1310
Enforcement 601-856-1320
Permit 601-856-1330
Processing (ordering) 601-856-1360
Purchasing (& special orders) 601-856-1340
Warehouse 601-856-1380