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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the process for filling out the Form: 260-040-I for a New York State Liquor License application online. By following these detailed instructions, you can ensure a smooth application process and increase the likelihood of approval.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the application.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the application form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Carefully review the instructions at the top of the form, ensuring you understand how to fill it out correctly. Complete all applicable sections fully.
3. Important: The form must be typed or printed in legible blue or black ink.
4. In Section A, provide the applicant's full name and contact information. If applicable, include details regarding partnership or corporate structure and the authorized representative's contact details.
5. Fill in the appropriate license class and any additional bars you are applying for. Be specific with the address of the premises seeking the license.
6. Complete the payment section, ensuring you calculate the total payment due accurately based on the fee schedule provided. Include necessary identifiers like Social Security or Federal Identification Numbers.
7. Gather all required documentation, such as the penal bond, lease agreements, proof of citizenship, personal questionnaires, photographs, and any contracts of sale or conveyance.
8. Review your application thoroughly to ensure every question is answered, and all required documents are included. Utilize the filing checklist at the end of the form for guidance.
9. Once completed, either save your application as a PDF or print it for submission. Make sure to retain copies of your application and all supporting documents.
10. Submit your application and all required documentation to the appropriate New York State Liquor Authority Zone Office based on your business location.

Start your journey towards obtaining a liquor license by completing the Form: 260-040-I online today.