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Citywide Licensing of New York helps businesses navigate the state’s complex process for securing a liquor license, deftly identifying potential obstacles and addressing them to limit the prospect of costly delays or fines.
Dealing with the New York State Liquor Authority can be difficult, confusing and time consuming, even for experienced liquor license attorneys. We guide you through the process from beginning to end until you obtain a liquor license for your business. We have no hidden fees and provide false guarantees on approval. Not only do we have experience consulting for lawyers, we also have years of experience dealing with the process to get liquor licenses approved in New York State. Our knowledge of the NYC Department of Buildings, Fire Department and Health and Mental Hygiene makes everything much easier for applicants when filing for a license. We know how the process works and how to get applications approved.
We help our clients sustain business success and avoid disruptions in their liquor sales by:
We understand that keeping a liquor license can be just as challenging as acquiring one. We help ensure that our clients comply with all NYSLA’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Laws and regulations while offering reliable assistance when they respond to licensing queries. If a client is ever charged with violations, we are familiar with the substance and subtleties of representing them before the NYSLA.
The NYC Department of Health (DOH) is responsible for protecting the health of 8 million New Yorkers. DOH issues many different types of licenses and permits and enforces the rules of the NYC Health Code by issuing fines and violations. The following are some of types of services we provide our client for their restaurant:
The NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP)—formerly the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA)—protects and enhances the daily economic lives of New Yorkers to create thriving communities. We aid in the filing of all business licenses and applications issued by NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. Just contact our office and we will be more than happy to assist you in filing for your license.
The NYC Department of Buildings ensures the safe and lawful use of buildings and properties by enforcing the City’s Building Code, Electrical Code, Zoning Resolution, New York State Labor Law, and New York State Multiple Dwelling Law. We assist clients during preparation of plans, plan examinations, conducting on-site construction consultations, inspections of properties, and violation removal. We also provide the following services:
Citywide Licensing of New York can assist with obtaining resources and support to food processors. Our office will assist retail grocery stores, markets and farmers obtain necessary licenses to engage in Food Processing in their establishment. We will also provide the applicant with regulatory guidance and provide pre-opening inspections on request.
Citywide Licensing will assist retail stores such Grocery Stores, Delicatessens and Supermarkets in preparing and submitting applications to participate in the SNAP program and accept food stamps. Our office provides guidance in training, rules and regulations when participating in the program. We understand the importance of the SNAP program to those families who participate.
Citywide Licensing of New York can assist with filing cigarette applications within New York. New York State Retail Dealer Certificates of Registration for Cigarettes and Tobacco Products are still being issued to retail establishments in New York State.
New York City no longer issues cigarette licenses except for when investors are purchasing an existing business which holds a current New York City Cigarette License in good standing. Our office will assist investors in filing for a cigarette license in NYC when there is a purchase.
The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) enforces the rules and regulations associated with Fire as well as Building code. FDNY conducts enforcement for Building Maintenance, Cooking Equipment in Food Establishments, Place of Assembly, Certificate of Occupancy and Construction.
Citywide Licensing provides the following:
Legal Referrals & our Private Investigator services provided by Citywide Licensing of New York is a resource for businesses and individuals seeking legal representation or private investigation services. Our office provides referrals to qualified legal professionals who can help with a variety of legal matters.
We offer a range of services, including:
Citywide Licensing of New York offers specialized consulting services to help retail food businesses gain eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service (FNS).
With over 24 years of experience navigating complex city, state, and federal licensing processes, we guide store owners—such as grocery stores, convenience stores, and specialty food retailers—through every step of the SNAP application and approval process.
Our deep knowledge of licensing and permitting regulations—paired with strong relationships with government agencies—gives our clients a competitive advantage. We make the process seamless, efficient, and stress-free so you can focus on running your business and serving your community.
Citywide Licensing of New York — Your trusted partner in securing SNAP eligibility and expanding your customer base.
Citywide Licensing will evaluate your location in respect to customer traffic, sales, population, and location for lottery license consideration. Our office will gather all the necessary information, file the application for consideration, and address all correspondence from the state agency. Submission of a Lottery Sales License Application does not guarantee a license will be issued.
Citywide Licensing will assist clients with the removal of all violations issued. We also assist in filing applications to participate in the Outdoor Restaurant Program. We provide representation before the NYC Department of Transportation to obtain consent and NYC City Council when necessary.
Business visits are available so you don’t have to leave your establishment unattended.