To fill out the ABT 6004 application for a Florida alcoholic beverages change of officer or stockholder, use FormsPal's free online PDF editor. No software needed. Follow the steps below to complete and save your application.
Step 1: Click "Get Form" above to open the PDF editor. This loads the ABT 6004 change of officer and stockholder application in your browser.
Step 2: The editor lets you fill in all required fields. Enter your licensed premises address, your ABT license number, and the names and details of the officers or stockholders being added or removed. You can also add a signature and fix any errors in the form.
Take care when filling in each field. Any errors or missing details can slow down your ABT application review.
Step 3: Enter the full names, addresses, and ownership share for all new officers or stockholders listed on the ABT license. Make sure each name matches official records.
Step 4: Fill in the details for any officers or stockholders leaving the license. Check that all info matches your current Florida ABT license records before moving on.
Step 5: Complete the background and personal history sections for each new officer or stockholder. Florida ABT rules require a full background form for every new person added to a licensed alcoholic beverages business.
Step 6: Click "Done" to save your finished application. You can print, download, or keep a copy in your FormsPal account. Sign up for a free 7-day trial to access all your saved forms at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DBPR ABT 6004 application for?
It is used to tell the Florida DBPR about a change in owners, officers, or stockholders for a business with an ABT license. All licensed alcoholic beverages and tobacco businesses must report these changes to keep their Florida ABT license active.
Who must file this application?
Any Florida business with an active ABT license that is adding or removing an officer, owner, or stockholder must file this form with the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. New owners must also send in fingerprint cards and a background form.
How long does the ABT take to process this?
Processing times vary by office and by how complex the change is. To avoid delays, send all needed documents and the filing fee at the same time. Call the Florida DBPR Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco near you for current wait times.
For other ABT licensing forms, see the DBPR ABT 6001 Form or the DBPR Complaint Form.