New York State Liquor Authority | Liquor Authority
File a Complaint The Authority receives complaints from law enforcement agencies, governmental agencies, community groups, industry members, elected officials and members of the public. …
Are you on the C.O.D. List? - Liquor Authority
2024 Liquor and Wine Credit Calendar Retailers should use this calendar to see when final payments for credit purchases must be made. Wholesalers should use this calendar to see …
Forms Quick Find - Liquor Authority
Use this page to find applications, forms, instructions and other documents created by the Authority
Change Your License | Liquor Authority
You may not change your method of operation without applying to the SLA for approval. Please note that your method of operation is different than the type of business that the SLA approved …
Contact Us | Liquor Authority
Contact the Solicitor Permit Unit for all matter related to solicitor's permits. Contact the Renewal Unit for all matters related to the renewal process. If you have questions about the status of …
Public Query - Liquor Authority
Guidance Documents (Bulletins, Divisional Orders, Delegations etc.) Language Access MWBE Utilization Plan Pressroom Privacy Policy Reasonable Accommodation Register to Vote …
How to Apply for an SLA License - Liquor Authority
If you have any questions about applying, please call 518-474-3114, when you hear the prompt hit 1 and then 3 or email [email protected]. If you have questions about the …
Permits Available Online - Liquor Authority
Contact the Solicitor Permit Unit for all matter related to solicitor's permits. Contact the Renewal Unit for all matters related to the renewal process. If you have questions about the status of …
About the New York State Liquor Authority
The SLA regulates and controls the manufacture and distribution of alcoholic beverages in New York State for the purpose of fostering and promoting temperance in their consumption and …
Get a License - Liquor Authority
If your business deals with the importation, manufacture, distribution or sale of alcohol in NY, you need a liquor license.