What must be done by a 'Permittee Applicant'?

A 'Permittee Applicant' must complete a service permit application and transmit it to the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC). This step is crucial because it ensures that the applicant meets all eligibility requirements to serve alcohol. The application process typically includes providing personal information, details about the establishment where the applicant will work, and acknowledgment of the laws and regulations governing alcohol service. This formal application is necessary to obtain the server permit legally and to demonstrate the applicant's commitment to responsible alcohol service practices.

While paying the fee is a part of the overall process, it does not represent the comprehensive action required to obtain a permit. Merely selling alcohol or working in an alcohol-serving establishment without having the permit does not fulfill the requirements set forth by the OLCC for legal service and responsibility in alcohol sales. Thus, completing and transmitting the application is the essential first step in the permitting process.