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The document is an application form from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation for electrical contractors seeking to transfer their license to a new business, qualify an additional business, or reactivate an inactive license. It includes a checklist of required items such as fees, credit reports, legal documentation, proof of education, and financial statements. The form outlines detailed instructions for completing the application and provides guidelines on common reasons for denial.

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In Section I, select the transaction type: Transfer License, Qualify Additional Business, or Reactivate Inactive License. Ensure you check the appropriate box and note the associated fees.
Proceed to Section II and fill out your personal information completely. Include your full legal name as it appears on your Social Security card, mailing address, and contact information for efficient communication.
In Section III, indicate your business organization type. If applying as an individual or sole proprietor, be aware of potential workers' compensation exemptions.
Complete Section IV if transferring your license to a new business. Provide the current license number and the name of the business no longer qualified.
Fill out Section V with details about the business to be qualified, including its registered name and Federal Employer Identification Number (FEID).
In Sections VI through XII, provide necessary financial statements, background information, and affirmations as required. Use our editor's features to ensure clarity and accuracy in your responses.

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How do I change my name with the DBPR in Florida?

If you will be updating your name information, provide your previous name b. Enter your new name as it is shown on the supporting legal documentation showing the name change. c. Applicant must provide supporting legal documentation of name change (e.g. court documents, marriage license, divorce decree, etc.)

Is a liquor license transferable in Florida?

Applications for transfer of ownership of alcoholic beverage licenses are filed with the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. Please complete all information. All questions must be answered fully and truthfully. You must provide an original application with original signatures.

Does a liquor license stay with the property?

If the restaurant or liquor store vacated the premises but did not sell or transfer its liquor license out of the premises, that license still occupies that premises as far as the local municipality that issued the license is concerned, and it will continue to occupy that premises until it is revoked or not renewed at

How do I contact the DBPR in Florida?

DBPR Customer Contact Center (CCC) can be reached at 850.487. 1395. The CCC hours of operations are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. EST. For a quicker response from a DBPR representative, the best times during the day to call are between the hours of 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. or 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Can you sell a Florida liquor license?

The seller must file sign and submit the ABT-6002 Section 10 Form (Transferors Affidavit) with the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco (ABT) authorizing the transfer of the license. The signature must be notarized.

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