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Begin by filling in your identification number, municipality, and license number at the top of the form. Ensure all entries are clear and accurate.
In the 'Name of licensee' section, provide the full name of your organization along with its street address, city, state, and ZIP code.
For each occasion listed (up to six), enter the date, time, and type of raffle. Then fill in details such as the number of tickets sold, ticket price, gross receipts, cost of prizes, supplies/equipment costs, other expenses, total expenses, and net proceeds.
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What is the difference between a raffle and an opportunity drawing?

Generally speaking, individuals and most non-government organizations cannot legally hold a raffle. To be part of the exception, your nonprofit or charitable organization needs to have tax-exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This is also known as 501(c)3 status.

Do I need a license to hold a raffle in NJ?

Raffle licenses must be obtained from the municipality in which the drawing will take place. Do you have an identification number from the State Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission? (You must present your colored certificate with your ID number to the Clerks Office when you apply).

How much is a raffle license in NJ?

Calendar Raffle Licensing fees payable by law to the Control Commission for this type of license is $20.00 for each $1,000 or part thereof of the total retail value of the prize(s) to be awarded.

Can you hold your own raffle?

Here in NJ you must have a gambling license for all events that are tricky tray style, have a 50/50 or a silent auction. Even a kids event like picto (think picture bingo) is considered a form of gambling and has certain rules associated with it.

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