Phase 2: Working Through the Details of Your Application
Time for phase two: Approximately four weeks.
This is the longest phase of the licensing process, and also the one with the most variation on time.
During this phase…
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The Licensing investigator responsible for your application will review your paperwork;
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He or she will email you any additional documents that need to be completed or let you know if you have not completed all necessary paperwork;
- Once your investigator has those documents they have three weeks to review them. Failure to provide the right documents slows down your application process so it’s important to make sure you’ve sent all the right paperwork.
Communication you should expect from the WSLCB
- The licensing investigator responsible for your application will email you any remaining documents that need to be completed. They will also provide their contact information.
Phase 3: Finalizing Your License