Liquor sales licence application package
- Applicant and ownership
- Premises and licence type
- Licensed areas and capacity
- Floor plan notes to scale
- Hours and service plan
- Public notice
Modeled on: AGCO liquor sales licence application (iAGCO)
Restaurants, bars and event venues in Canada
Draft your liquor licence application for Ontario, B.C. or Alberta: licence type, licensed areas, floor plan notes and fees. Free to read.
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The first draft is free to read. Each document after it is drafted from the same confirmed facts.
Modeled on: AGCO liquor sales licence application (iAGCO)
From public data
is AGCO's fee for a two-year liquor sales licence in Ontario ($1,355 for four years)
Source: AGCO, Apply for a liquor sales licence
Questions
AGCO charges $1,055 for a two-year term or $1,355 for a four-year term. You apply online through iAGCO.
Floor plans drawn to scale, showing dimensions and each area you want licensed. Some applications also need a public notice posted at the premises.
AGLC issues liquor licences in classes A to F, each for a different type of business. Its liquor licences page explains what each class covers.
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