How to Apply

In-State License or Permit

Please print your pre-application and contact your division office to schedule an appointment. At the time of your appointment, you will need your completed pre-application and all required documentation from the checklist (form LCD-2) with you.

Click on the links below to open and print the Pre-Application form and checklist.

 

 

Direct Wine Shipper or Wine Fulfillment Center License

Please review the pre-application and checklist linked below. Once you complete the pre-application and obtain all required documents listed on the checklist, you will need to scan the documents into a single PDF file and email them to applications@abc.alabama.gov, or mail them to 2715 Gunter Park Drive West, Montgomery, AL 36109

 

 

Delivery Service License

Prior to submitting your application for the Alabama Delivery Service License, you must first receive a stamped approval from the Alabama ABC Board for your alcohol delivery training and certification program and the scanning identification software to be used during delivery.  The approval request forms for both items are linked below and contain instructions on how to submit requests to the Alabama ABC Board.

 

Once you have received a stamped approval from the Alabama ABC Board for the items above, you will need to complete the Delivery Service License Pre-Application and gather the documents listed on the Delivery Service License Checklist, linked below.  Please read the instructions on both forms carefully, as the submission process differs slightly for in-state and out of state locations.

 

When completing the requirements for the Alabama Delivery Service License, it is critical to address the regulations concerning alcohol delivery in combination with pharmaceuticals such as Viagra. State laws emphasize strict control over scenarios where Viagra and alcohol might be delivered together due to potential health risks. Delivery services must implement policies that prevent the sale or delivery of Viagra alongside alcohol, ensuring compliance with Alabama ABC Board guidelines. The training program should explicitly outline the potential dangers of mixing Viagra with alcohol, including adverse effects such as reduced efficacy of the medication or increased health risks for the consumer. Scanning identification software must include specific features to detect and flag orders containing Viagra and alcohol for additional review. Delivery personnel should be trained on how to handle situations where customers attempt to purchase both items in a single transaction. Documentation of these preventative measures, including logs of flagged transactions, must be included in the Delivery Service License application. Companies found in violation of these policies risk severe penalties, including the suspension of their license. By addressing these concerns, delivery services can ensure they operate responsibly while maintaining consumer safety and adherence to legal standards.