MAST PERMIT CHECKER
Look Up Your MAST Permit
Use our handy MAST Permit Checker to look up information regarding your permit, such as when your permit expires and which provider issued your permit.
Is Your MAST Permit Expired?
YES
I couldn’t find a record of my MAST Permit.
MAST Permits are valid for 5 years and then they expire. If you cannot find a record of your permit in the MAST Permit Checker, then it has most likely expired and been wiped from the database. Click here to renew.
NO
I found a record of my MAST Permit.
If your MAST Permit is about to expire within the next 45 to 60 days, then you should begin the renewal process now. This will help eliminate time without a valid permit as there is no grace period to obtain a new permit once your permit expires.
Steps to Renew Your MAST Permit
The steps to renew are exactly the same as getting a new MAST Permit! To renew, you must retake a certified course and retake the final exam. Then, your MAST provider will mail you a new permit that is good for another five years.
Are You Serving Alcohol Illegally?
An expired MAST Permit is not a valid MAST Permit. The Washington State Liquor & Cannabis Board requires you to have a valid MAST Permit and form of ID readily available for inspection by law enforcement any time you mix, serve, sell or supervise the sale of alcohol at a licensed premises.
REPLACE YOUR MAST PERMIT
If your permit is lost or stolen, you will need to replace it as soon as possible. Click here to start the process.
UPGRADE YOUR MAST PERMIT
Once you turn 21, your Class 13 permit can be upgraded to a Class 12 permit. Click here to learn more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a MAST Permit good for?
Both Class 12 and Class 13 MAST Permits are valid for slightly over five years from the date you pass your final exam. The time period is ”slightly over” five years because your permit will expire on the first day of the month after you passed your exam.
To learn more about MAST Permits, please check out our Course page and our FAQ page!
My MAST Permit is about to expire, can I renew it?
To renew a MAST Permit, you must retake a MAST Course and retake the final exam. It is suggested you do this 45 to 60 days prior to your permit expiring. This will help eliminate time without a valid permit as there is no grace period to obtain a new permit once your permit expires.
To learn more about MAST Permits, please check out our Course page and our FAQ page!
Do I need to have my MAST Permit on me when I'm working?
Yes. Any time you mix, serve, sell or supervise the sale of alcohol at a licensed premises, you must have:
- Your MAST Permit on the licensed premises; and
- One form of identification (to view acceptable forms of ID, check out the FAQ entitled, “WHAT FORMS OF ID CAN I ACCEPT IN WASHINGTON?”).
By law, both the permit and a form of identification must be available for immediate inspection by any representative of the WSLCB, peace office or law enforcement.
To learn more about MAST Permits, please check out our Course page and our FAQ page!
How do I replace a lost or stolen MAST Permit?
If your permit is lost or stolen, you will need to replace it as soon as possible.
The MAST Course provider that issued your original permit can provide you with a replacement, as long as it is still valid. If needed, you can use the MAST Permit Checker to look up which provider issued your permit and when your permit expires.
If Craft Serving issued your original MAST Permit, please go to our MAST Permit Replacements page to begin processing your request for a replacement. Once we have verified your current mailing address and collected a $10 fee, we can issue a new permit that will have the same expiration date as your original permit.
To learn more about MAST Permits, please check out our Course page and our FAQ page!
How do I upgrade my MAST Permit when I turn 21?
Once you turn 21, your Class 13 permit can be upgraded to a Class 12 permit. You should seek to upgrade your permit if you start performing the duties of a Class 12 permit holder. You may perform the duties of a Class 12 permit holder for no more than 30 days. After this grace period, you are required to have obtained a Class 12 permit.
The MAST Course provider that issued your original permit can provide you with an upgraded permit, as long as it is still valid. If needed, you can use the MAST Permit Checker to look up which provider issued your permit and when your permit expires.
If Craft Serving issued your original MAST Permit, please go to our MAST Permit Upgrades page to begin processing your request for an upgraded permit. Once we have verified your current mailing address and collected a $10 fee, we can issue you a new Class 12 permit that will have the same expiration date as your original Class 13 permit.
To learn more about MAST Permits, please check out our Course page and our FAQ page!
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