How to Fill Out Form E-141 A

Form E-141 A at a glance

What it is: Form E-141 A is the ABC Employee List.

Where and when to file: This form must be fully completed, kept on the licensed premises and available at any time for inspection by the NJABC or any law enforcement officer.

A filled-in Form E-141 A example: a tavern lists two employees

Form E-141 A example filled out, example: a tavern lists two employees
Sample Tavern fills out form E-141 A. Two employees are listed: a bartender who serves alcohol and a cook who does not. The picture shows the filled rows, and every value in it is made up. Ages are counted on October 31, 2026. Neither employee has been convicted of a crime, so the permit number stays empty. Both still work there, so the date employment ended stays empty. Only two employees are listed, so the other rows stay empty.

How to fill out Form E-141 A, box by box

Name of licensee and ABC license number

Form E-141 A example filled out, name of licensee and ABC license number

Enter the Name of Licensee, Doing Business As or Trading As, and the ABC License Number.

Name and street address

Form E-141 A example filled out, name and street address

Enter the Name and the Street Address: the Actual Residence While Employed Here, Street, City, State and Zip Code.

Age, date of birth and place of birth

Form E-141 A example filled out, age, date of birth and place of birth

Enter the Age and the Date of Birth, and the Place of Birth: City and State if not born in U.S.A., City, Province and Country.

U.S. citizen and employment dates

Form E-141 A example filled out, u.S. citizen and employment dates

Under U.S. Citizen YES/NO, enter Yes or No; then enter the Date Employment Started and the Date Employment Ended.

Job title and alcoholic beverages

Form E-141 A example filled out, job title and alcoholic beverages

Enter the Actual Job Title the employee is Employed As and enter Yes or No: Do you sell, serve or deliver alcoholic beverages?

Convicted of a crime

Form E-141 A example filled out, convicted of a crime

Enter Yes or No: Ever been convicted of a crime? (1st through 4th degree)

ABC Rehab permit number

Form E-141 A example filled out, aBC Rehab permit number

Enter Yes or No: Is an ABC Rehab Permit or Disqual Removal required? If required, enter the ABC Rehab / Disqual Employment Permit Number.

*** For Class C Retail Licensees only - No ABC Rehab Permit or Disqual Removal is required if the employee is going to perform duties that do not involve serving, selling or soliciting the sale of any alcoholic beverage; participating in the mixing, processing or preparation of alcoholic beverages; providing security or admission-monitoring services for the premises; or providing or participating in any management or professional services. HOWEVER, if the conviction was for a sex offense as set forth in NJSA 2C:7-2 (Megan's Law) or a crime involving moral turpitude committed while on a licensed premises, an ABC Permit is still required.

Sources

[1] Form E-141 A, ABC Employee List, New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (the Official source link on this page).

E141A Form PDF Details

The E141A form plays a crucial role in the managed reporting and regulatory adherence of businesses within the alcohol beverage industry. This document, fully titled as the ABC Employee List, is mandated by the New Jersey Alcohol Beverage Control (NJABC) for all licensees engaging in the selling, serving, or delivery of alcoholic beverages. It serves as a comprehensive record, detailing personal and employment-related information of employees, including but not limited to their names, addresses, ages, places of birth, employment dates, and job titles. Furthermore, it addresses pivotal legal compliance inquiries, such as U.S. citizenship, criminal convictions, and the necessity for an ABC Rehabilitation (Rehab) Permit or Disqualification (Disqual) Removal for employees convicted of certain offenses. Of particular note is the stipulation for Class C Retail Licensees, clarifying conditions under which an ABC Rehab Permit or Disqual Removal is not required, excluding cases related to sex offenses or crimes of moral turpitude committed on licensed premises. This form must be meticulously filled out, updated regularly, and kept readily available for inspection by the NJABC or any law enforcement officer, thereby ensuring that businesses comply with regulatory standards and maintain a lawful, safe environment for both employees and patrons.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameE141A Form
Form Length1 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out15 sec
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