MAST Permit Replacements
WASHINGTON
Easy 4 Step Process
The WSLCB requires you to have your MAST Permit and a valid 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.
Why Should I Replace My MAST Permit?
There are two reasons to replace your MAST Permit:
1. You lost your MAST Permit.
If your permit is lost, stolen or damaged, you will need to replace it as soon as possible. If you are caught working without a MAST Permit, you may receive a citation accompanied by a 5-day permit suspension or $100 fine. Your employer can also receive a citation and a 5-day liquor license suspension or $500 fine. Subsequent offenses result in increased penalties for both you and your employer.
With that in mind, we wish we could just quickly email you an electronic copy of your MAST Permit. But for the time being, the WSLCB still requires us to mail out paper permits. To start your request for a replacement, just follow the easy, four-step process listed above!
2. You need to change your name or gender on your MAST Permit.
If you have a name or gender change, you must update your MAST Permit to ensure that the information listed on it matches the information listed on your official identification.
You do not need to provide a copy of a marriage certificate or other paperwork verifying the name or gender change, just follow the easy, four-step process listed above!
5 Quick Facts
ON MAST PERMIT REPLACEMENTS
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- The provider that issued your original permit must issue your replacement.
- Craft Serving processes replacement permits within 14 days.
- Your replacement permit will have the same expiration date as your original permit.
- Your replacement permit will have the same permit number as your original permit.
- In 2019, the background color of MAST Permits changed from blue marble to white.
REPLACE
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RENEW
If your existing MAST Permit is nearing expiration, we recommend you renew it rather than replace it. Renewing your MAST Permit involves retaking a MAST Class and the final exam, but your new permit will be valid for another five, full years! Plus, the cost to renew is only slightly more than the cost to replace.
UPGRADE YOUR MAST PERMIT
In the wrong place? Click here to learn how to upgrade your Class 13 permit to a Class 12 permit when you turn 21.
Frequently Asked Questions
For answers to questions about MAST Permits, please check out our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Sign and Carry
MAST PERMITS & EMPLOYERS
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- After you receive your permit, you must sign and carry it anytime you serve alcohol.
- The permit is your property, not the property of your employer.
- If your employer requests it, provide a copy of your permit to your employer and keep the original permit for yourself.
- Your permit can be used at multiple places of employment or volunteer locations.
