Each U.S. state has a unique Federal ATF Permit # requested in Section 4, question #6 of this application. Countries outside of the U.S. may fill in this section with "n/a" (not applicable).

This non-transferrable liquor license allows an out-of-state producer, exporter, importer or rectifier to ship spirituous liquor into the state to a licensed Arizona wholesaler. An out-of-state producer or supplier may not sell its products to an Arizona wholesaler at a cost higher than the lowest price at which the item was sold by the producer or supplier to any other wholesaler. If you are an out-of-state winery which will sell fifty (50) cases of wine or less per calendar year to an Arizona licensed wholesaler, you may want to review the Limited Out Of State Winery Application Kit (series 2L). An out-of-state producer, exporter, importer or rectifier must comply with the provisions of Title 4 as if an in-state licensee.

In the case of designating the "applicant" on the out-of-state producer's license application, Arizona assumes that out-of-state applicants have completed fingerprint and background check process when being licensed in their state and there is no need for duplication. Applicants may select the types of ownerships listed in the application instructions and dismiss any language that references "...a bona fide Arizona resident..." or "...in the name of a designated agent that meets the requirements of an individual licensee."

ADDITIONAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: An out-of-state producer, exporter, importer or rectifier must comply with the provisions of Title 4 as if an in-state licensee. Violations of Title 4 may result in a fine or civil penalty and the suspension or revocation of the right to do business in this state.

ARIZONA STATUTES AND REGULATIONS: A.R.S. §4-201, 4-202, 4-205.04, 4-209, 4-243, 4-243.02, Rule R19-1-226.