The vendor licensing section of the CasinoVendors.com website includes a global directory of both regulatory agencies and gaming licensing and compliance advisors.In addition, you will find the Licensing by Jurisdiction section of this website very helpful as it provides a broad look at the various licensing requirements and ongoing reporting obligations for suppliers/vendors working with. Gaming licenses are issued by special commissions called gambling commissions. It is in their jurisdiction to issue gambling licenses, regulate online gambling, and decide which gambling companies are eligible to obtain a license based on their business conduct and codes of practice. The Florida Fishing license is issued by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Residents get it by submitting a Florida driver's license. Another way to satisfy the hometown requirement is to present a student ID card and proof of a parent's residency in the state. LICENSE TERM: The division shall issue a slot machine occupational license for a period of one year or three years. Applications shall be accompanied by the corresponding license fee, beginning on July 1 of each year and expiring on June 30 of the anniversary year for the license.
Click here for information regarding criminal history applicant rights.
Permanent Bar:
Persons who have committed certain felonies are permanently barred from licensure. Other felonies and certain misdemeanors require the applicant to wait for a disqualifying period to lapse prior to applying for licensure. The department may not issue a license to an applicant unless all related fines, court costs and fees, and court-ordered restitution have been paid. Upon a grant of a pardon or the restoration of civil rights pursuant to chapter 940 and s. 8, Art. IV of the State Constitution with respect to a finding of guilt or a plea, such finding or plea no longer bars or disqualifies the applicant from licensure unless the clemency specifically excludes licensure in the financial services business; however, a pardon or restoration of civil rights does not require the department to award such license.
- An applicant who has committed a felony of the first degree, a capital felony, a felony involving money laundering, a felony of embezzlement, or a felony directly related to the financial services business is permanently barred from a licensure. This bar applies to convictions, guilty pleas, or nolo contendere pleas, regardless of adjudication, by any applicant.
Click this link for a list of examples of crimes that fall within this category.
Disqualifying Periods:
The following disqualifying periods must be met prior to application and the disqualifying periods begin upon the applicant's final release from supervision or upon completion of the applicant's criminal sentence:
- A 15-year disqualifying period exists for all felonies involving moral turpitude which are not specifically included in the permanent bar above.
- A 7-year disqualifying period exists for all felonies to which neither the permanent bar nor the 15-year disqualifying period applies.
- A 7-year disqualifying period exists for all misdemeanors directly related to the financial services business.
Click this link for a list of examples of crimes that fall within this category.
Please note: Aggravating and mitigating factors can affect the true length of the disqualifying period. However, mitigation may not result in a disqualifying period less than 7 years. The disqualifying periods begin upon the applicant's final release from supervision or upon completion of the applicant's criminal sentence, including payment of fines, restitution, and court costs for the crime for which the disqualifying period applies. After the disqualifying period has been met, the burden is on the applicant to demonstrate that the applicant has been rehabilitated, does not pose a risk to the insurance-buying public, is fit and trustworthy to engage in the business of insurance pursuant to s. 626.611, F.S., and is otherwise qualified for licensure.
Meeting the conditions above does not automatically guarantee the applicant will be granted licensure.
NOTE: The Department does not accept faxed court documents
For more information, please see the links below:
- Chapter 2011-174, Laws of Florida
- Chapter 2017-175, Laws of Florida
- Section 626.207, Florida Statutes
- Section 626.611, Florida Statutes
- Section 626.621, Florida Statutes
Representing Yourself at an Administrative Hearing
A document has been prepared by the Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH) to explain the administrative hearing process in Florida under Chapter 120 of the Florida Statutes, and to help you prepare for a hearing.
It is important to remember that the information presented on this page is general and is intended to cover the usual situation. The explanations do not cover all of the possible situations which may arise in a case. You should also consult the rules of DOAH (Parts I and II of Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code).
The document may be found here.
Individuals Seeking Consent Under 18 U.S.C. § 1033
The Florida Department of Financial Services does not issue consents under 18 U.S.C. § 1033.
Under 18 U.S.C. § 1033, an individual who has been convicted of a crime involving dishonesty or breach of trust is prohibited from engaging in the insurance business. Violation of this federal law could result in imprisonment for up to five years and a fine of $5,000. However, the law allows for a prohibited individual to obtain consent from an insurance regulatory official to engage in the insurance business.
While this federal law offers a way for individuals to obtain consent from state insurance regulators and avoid criminal prosecution, the law does not authorize the Florida Department of Financial Services ('Department') to grant or deny the consents. The Department's power is limited to that authorized by the Florida Legislature through the Florida Statutes. Therefore, at the present time, there is no law in the state of Florida authorizing this Department to grant or deny consents under 18 U.S.C. § 1033 or to establish procedures for the exercise of its discretion in this regard.
Please be aware that any license you now have or may receive from this Department does not constitute consent under the federal law. You should therefore govern yourself accordingly.
Florida Regulated Industries Guide SM
Florida BusinessThe state of Florida operates and regulates many industries, from acupuncture and funeral burial to pawnshops and wildlife. If you are searching for information on how to open a business, file a complaint, or check the rules and regulations of regulated industries in Florida, this guide will take you to the right place. Click on occupation or category for licensing or regulation requirements. See bottom of page for additional information, including how to file a complaint concerning a regulated company or professional.*
Florida Gaming License Application
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A — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Agriculture | Licensing
Appraisers, Real Estate
» Appraisal Board
Aquatic Plants Removal
Click to locate/contact regional DEP office
Attorneys | Bar Exam
Attorney Search
B — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Boat Titles & Registration
Boating Laws https://game-free-mfrk-deposit-steam-tron.peatix.com.
Body Piercing
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C — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Charitable Organizations
Gift Giving
Condominiums | Statutes
D — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
E — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
F — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Financial Services
Finance Companies
Firefighters Certification
Florida State Fire College
Fishing License
Saltwater | Freshwater
Food Service
» Health Dept. — Food in facilities
(daycare, school lunchrooms, etc.)
Food & Meat
Food Inspectors
Firearms / Concealed Weapons
More Info
Firearms (Federal)
Fire Prevention Equipment
Search Dealers
G — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Guns (Concealed Weapons/ Firearms) / Stolen Guns
Guns (Federal)
H — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Moby dick whale game. Hazardous Waste Facility Siting
Hazmat Truck Drivers
Health Care Professions
Health Care Services Pools
Health Facility Regulation
Health Related Businesses
I — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Insurance Industry | More Info
» Insurance Pre-Licensing & Education
» Insurance Agent Licensing
Insurance Continuing Education
Managed Care Insurance
Property & Casualty Insurance
Specialty Insurers
Insurance Administrators
Insurance premium finance companies
Title Insurance
L — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Click this link for a list of examples of crimes that fall within this category.
Disqualifying Periods:
The following disqualifying periods must be met prior to application and the disqualifying periods begin upon the applicant's final release from supervision or upon completion of the applicant's criminal sentence:
- A 15-year disqualifying period exists for all felonies involving moral turpitude which are not specifically included in the permanent bar above.
- A 7-year disqualifying period exists for all felonies to which neither the permanent bar nor the 15-year disqualifying period applies.
- A 7-year disqualifying period exists for all misdemeanors directly related to the financial services business.
Click this link for a list of examples of crimes that fall within this category.
Please note: Aggravating and mitigating factors can affect the true length of the disqualifying period. However, mitigation may not result in a disqualifying period less than 7 years. The disqualifying periods begin upon the applicant's final release from supervision or upon completion of the applicant's criminal sentence, including payment of fines, restitution, and court costs for the crime for which the disqualifying period applies. After the disqualifying period has been met, the burden is on the applicant to demonstrate that the applicant has been rehabilitated, does not pose a risk to the insurance-buying public, is fit and trustworthy to engage in the business of insurance pursuant to s. 626.611, F.S., and is otherwise qualified for licensure.
Meeting the conditions above does not automatically guarantee the applicant will be granted licensure.
NOTE: The Department does not accept faxed court documents
For more information, please see the links below:
- Chapter 2011-174, Laws of Florida
- Chapter 2017-175, Laws of Florida
- Section 626.207, Florida Statutes
- Section 626.611, Florida Statutes
- Section 626.621, Florida Statutes
Representing Yourself at an Administrative Hearing
A document has been prepared by the Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH) to explain the administrative hearing process in Florida under Chapter 120 of the Florida Statutes, and to help you prepare for a hearing.
It is important to remember that the information presented on this page is general and is intended to cover the usual situation. The explanations do not cover all of the possible situations which may arise in a case. You should also consult the rules of DOAH (Parts I and II of Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code).
The document may be found here.
Individuals Seeking Consent Under 18 U.S.C. § 1033
The Florida Department of Financial Services does not issue consents under 18 U.S.C. § 1033.
Under 18 U.S.C. § 1033, an individual who has been convicted of a crime involving dishonesty or breach of trust is prohibited from engaging in the insurance business. Violation of this federal law could result in imprisonment for up to five years and a fine of $5,000. However, the law allows for a prohibited individual to obtain consent from an insurance regulatory official to engage in the insurance business.
While this federal law offers a way for individuals to obtain consent from state insurance regulators and avoid criminal prosecution, the law does not authorize the Florida Department of Financial Services ('Department') to grant or deny the consents. The Department's power is limited to that authorized by the Florida Legislature through the Florida Statutes. Therefore, at the present time, there is no law in the state of Florida authorizing this Department to grant or deny consents under 18 U.S.C. § 1033 or to establish procedures for the exercise of its discretion in this regard.
Please be aware that any license you now have or may receive from this Department does not constitute consent under the federal law. You should therefore govern yourself accordingly.
Florida Regulated Industries Guide SM
Florida BusinessThe state of Florida operates and regulates many industries, from acupuncture and funeral burial to pawnshops and wildlife. If you are searching for information on how to open a business, file a complaint, or check the rules and regulations of regulated industries in Florida, this guide will take you to the right place. Click on occupation or category for licensing or regulation requirements. See bottom of page for additional information, including how to file a complaint concerning a regulated company or professional.*
Florida Gaming License Application
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A — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Agriculture | Licensing
Appraisers, Real Estate
» Appraisal Board
Aquatic Plants Removal
Click to locate/contact regional DEP office
Attorneys | Bar Exam
Attorney Search
B — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Boat Titles & Registration
Boating Laws https://game-free-mfrk-deposit-steam-tron.peatix.com.
Body Piercing
2000->Ch0381->Section%200075'>More Info
C — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Charitable Organizations
Gift Giving
Condominiums | Statutes
D — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
E — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
F — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Financial Services
Finance Companies
Firefighters Certification
Florida State Fire College
Fishing License
Saltwater | Freshwater
Food Service
» Health Dept. — Food in facilities
(daycare, school lunchrooms, etc.)
Food & Meat
Food Inspectors
Firearms / Concealed Weapons
More Info
Firearms (Federal)
Fire Prevention Equipment
Search Dealers
G — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Guns (Concealed Weapons/ Firearms) / Stolen Guns
Guns (Federal)
H — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Moby dick whale game. Hazardous Waste Facility Siting
Hazmat Truck Drivers
Health Care Professions
Health Care Services Pools
Health Facility Regulation
Health Related Businesses
I — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Insurance Industry | More Info
» Insurance Pre-Licensing & Education
» Insurance Agent Licensing
Insurance Continuing Education
Managed Care Insurance
Property & Casualty Insurance
Specialty Insurers
Insurance Administrators
Insurance premium finance companies
Title Insurance
L — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Lawyers | Bar Exam Play american roulette for fun.
M — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Mangrove Trimming
Click to locate & contact regional offices
Florida Gaming License Search
Medical Facilities
Medical Devices
Mobile Home Sales (Dealerships)
Mobile Home Parks
N — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
O — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
P — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Plants Removal, Aquatic
Click to locate & contact regional offices
Public Schools | Education
R — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Radiation Control
Radiation Control (X-ray)
Radioactive Materials
Roofing Contractors
See: Contractors, Roofing
S — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Seafood Regulation | Marketing
Septic Systems
Septic Inspectors
Social Workers | Resources
Schools (Facilities) | Education
T — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Timeshares — Timeshare Regulation
Tanning Facilities
Tattooing Facilities
Title Loan Companies | Title Insurance Roulette odds and payouts.
Traffic Schools
American Safety Council
U — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
V — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Veterinarian / Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary Technician Certification Two up casino login.
W — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Ohio Gaming License Requirements
https://tapetorrent.mystrikingly.com/blog/table-games-with-best-odds. Water — Drinking Water Wells
Water Management Districts
Wellhead Protection
Water Management Districts
Water Management
X — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Y — Florida Regulated Industries Guide
Related Information
https://ghostsoft.mystrikingly.com/blog/spanish-21-las-vegas. Filing Complaints
How to file a complaint against a regulated company or professional
Public Records
What's available and how to find it
*The information on this page has been compiled for reference purposes and is not intended to be a complete listing of all industries, activities or occupations regulated in Florida.
