Inactive License

An organization’s license is considered to be lapsed (no longer valid) when the organization:

• does not conduct and report any gambling sales activity within seven months from the date of the last gambling activity;
• fails to have a gambling manager as required by Minnesota Statutes, Section 349.167;
• fails to pay annual license and permit fees; or
• surrenders, withdraws, or otherwise terminates the license and files a license termination plan.

If the organization’s license is determined to be lapsed (no longer valid), the Gambling Control Board may:

• institute a proceeding authorized under Minnesota Statutes, Section 349.155;
• enter a revocation order as of the date on which the license was considered lapsed;
• impose a civil penalty;
• summarily suspend the organization’s license.

Questions? Contact your Licensing Specialist at the Gambling Control Board.