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4. What you need to apply for an alcohol off-licence

Apply for an alcohol off-licence

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1. Do you need an alcohol off-licence?
2. Check if you can open a business selling alcohol in your area
3. Apply for building and planning certificates

4. What you need to apply for an alcohol off-licence
5. Calculate the fee for your alcohol off-licence
6. Apply and pay for your alcohol off-licence

7. What happens next
8. Renew your alcohol off-licence

4. What you need to apply for an alcohol off-licence

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Original application form.
Copies of your new planning and building certificates.
Our permission in writing, if it is a council-owned building, facility or land.
A letter of authorisation for the consultant, if you use a consultant.
A copy of your social responsibility policy.
A photo of the main entrance.
A copy of the floor plans highlighting restricted or supervised areas and the main entrance.
A copy of your Certificate of Incorporation if you are a company.
Plans and photographs if your premises is a supermarket or grocery store. Check practice and guidance notes for District Licensing Committees to know more.