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Below are links to commonly used MLCC forms (you can view the MLCC's Forms site here).  
For a downloadable file containing all major MLCC forms, look to the bottom of the page.

Applications
New/Transfer License Application (LCC-3011)
New/Transfer Manufacturer/Wholesaler License Application (LCC-3015)
Application for Promotions in excess of $250 (LC-146)
Catering Permit Application (LC-3001)
Beer & Wine Sampling Permit Application (LC-MW 1002)
Spirit Sampling License Application (LC-MW 1000)
Application for "Special License" (24-hour sales of alcohol)

*Note: Permit Applications (e.g. Sunday Sales Applications) are now included in the license applications above.  Simply complete the application, checking only the boxes that apply.
Other Common Forms
Local Government Approval Form (LC-1305)
Police Investigation Recommendation Form (LC-1800)
Credit Card Form (LCC-3065)
Authorization Resolution (LC-4031)
Stockholder/Member Questionnaire (LC-621)
Money Lender's Statement (LC-3008)
Proof of Financial Responsibility Form (LC-95)
Report of Stockholders, Members, and Authorized Signors (LCC-3010)
Closing Form for License Sale (LCC-3012)
Beer, Wine & Spirit Sampling Event Notification (LC-MW 1001)
The .zip file below contains all forms offered by MLCC.  These forms were current as of April 3rd, 2012.
mlcc_forms_april_2012.zip
File Size: 22320 kb
File Type: zip
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