Tell FLLM what you need to accomplish. The Application Center identifies the corresponding official Florida form, opens a guided completion workspace and creates a professional preparation packet for your filing file.
Select the filing purpose. FLLM will identify the corresponding official Florida ABT form and prepare the next steps.
Prepare the official application for a new Florida wholesale or retail alcoholic beverage license and applicable tobacco permit.
Each workspace loads the current official document through Florida Liquor License Market. The form pages retain the government headings, certifications and signature language required for filing.
Prepare the official application used to transfer ownership of an existing Florida alcoholic beverage license.
Prepare the official form used to record a lien, assignment, assumption, renewal, or extension involving a spirituous alcoholic beverage license.
Request an official DBPR/ABT search for liens or mortgagee interests recorded against a Florida spirituous alcoholic beverage license.
Prepare the official application for inactive status or an available waiver of quota-license active-operation requirements.
Prepare the official application for approval of a license-location change or a change in license series or type.
Prepare the official application used to report changes in officers, directors, members, stockholders, or an amended entity name.
Prepare the official application used to change the business name or mailing address on an existing license or permit.
Prepare the official form used to enter Florida's annual quota beverage license drawing for an available quota license in a particular county.
Prepare the official application for a new Florida wholesale or retail alcoholic beverage license and applicable tobacco permit.
Florida Liquor License Market is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation or the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. This form-preparation tool is provided for informational and administrative convenience and does not constitute legal advice. Users remain responsible for verifying filing requirements, signing the application, and submitting all required fees and supporting documents.
