Get Form AB-14: Licensed Premises Diagram Change - State Of Alaska 2020-2024

The legal age to purchase, possess, control, and/or consume alcoholic beverages in the State of Alaska is 21. If you are under the age of 21, you may enter an establishment that sells and/or serves alcohol only if you are accompanied by a parent, guardian, or spouse who is at least 21 years of age.

The legal age to purchase, possess, control, and/or consume alcoholic beverages in the State of Alaska is 21. If you are under the age of 21, you may enter an establishment that sells and/or serves alcohol only if you are accompanied by a parent, guardian, or spouse who is at least 21 years of age.

Applying for a new or transfer liquor license is a long process, involving approval from the ABC Board, Local Government and other state agencies. Applicants should plan for a 3 to 6 month application process. AMCO Examiners have no authority to approve or expedite an application.

Applying for a new or transfer liquor license is a long process, involving approval from the ABC Board, Local Government and other state agencies. Applicants should plan for a 3 to 6 month application process. AMCO Examiners have no authority to approve or expedite an application.

Liquor License in Alaska This license is required for any type of business to sell and serve alcohol to its patrons.

Liquor License in Alaska This license is required for any type of business to sell and serve alcohol to its patrons.

In Alaska, licensees and their agents and employees must take an alcohol server training course within 30 days of employment, unless local rules require training before beginning employment. The course must be reviewed and approved by the ABC Board.

In Alaska, licensees and their agents and employees must take an alcohol server training course within 30 days of employment, unless local rules require training before beginning employment. The course must be reviewed and approved by the ABC Board.

Applying for a new or transfer liquor license is a long process, involving approval from the ABC Board, Local Government and other state agencies. Applicants should plan for a 3 to 6 month application process. AMCO Examiners have no authority to approve or expedite an application.

Applying for a new or transfer liquor license is a long process, involving approval from the ABC Board, Local Government and other state agencies. Applicants should plan for a 3 to 6 month application process. AMCO Examiners have no authority to approve or expedite an application.

A liquor license in Alaska can cost from $300 - $1000. See the full fees associated with different types of liquor licenses in Alaska here .

A liquor license in Alaska can cost from $300 - $1000. See the full fees associated with different types of liquor licenses in Alaska here .

The state of Alaska has dry counties where the legal sale of alcohol is not permitted. Additionally, they've got locations where liquor sales are completely legal, but of course, the state has specific times when the sale can take place.

The state of Alaska has dry counties where the legal sale of alcohol is not permitted. Additionally, they've got locations where liquor sales are completely legal, but of course, the state has specific times when the sale can take place.

Applying for a new or transfer liquor license is a long process, involving approval from the ABC Board, Local Government and other state agencies. Applicants should plan for a 3 to 6 month application process. AMCO Examiners have no authority to approve or expedite an application.

Applying for a new or transfer liquor license is a long process, involving approval from the ABC Board, Local Government and other state agencies. Applicants should plan for a 3 to 6 month application process. AMCO Examiners have no authority to approve or expedite an application.

A liquor license in Alaska can cost from $300 - $1000. See the full fees associated with different types of liquor licenses in Alaska here .

A liquor license in Alaska can cost from $300 - $1000. See the full fees associated with different types of liquor licenses in Alaska here .

Businesses in the state of Alaska must pay $50 when first filing to receive a business license with the state government. Any businesses selling nicotine or nicotine-related products must be “endorsed” to receive a business license, which incurs an additional $100 fee.

Businesses in the state of Alaska must pay $50 when first filing to receive a business license with the state government. Any businesses selling nicotine or nicotine-related products must be “endorsed” to receive a business license, which incurs an additional $100 fee.

Liquor License in Alaska This license is required for any type of business to sell and serve alcohol to its patrons.

Liquor License in Alaska This license is required for any type of business to sell and serve alcohol to its patrons.

In Alaska, liquor licenses are issued by the state. You must have a seller's permit already to be able to apply for a liquor license. After you've applied for a liquor license, you must post a public notice of application on your business's premises for 30 days.

In Alaska, liquor licenses are issued by the state. You must have a seller's permit already to be able to apply for a liquor license. After you've applied for a liquor license, you must post a public notice of application on your business's premises for 30 days.