Basic Business License (BBL) Duplicate Request

The owner of Basic Business License may request a duplicate for a fee of $6.60. Please do not apply for a duplicate license if your new or renewal license application was approved within the past 60 days. If you were issued a Basic Business License online, you may log into your existing via My DC Business Center account to download a duplicate at any time free of charge.

License will be mailed to the billing address on record.

***PLEASE NOTE THAT BY COMPLETING, SUBMITTING AND SIGNING THIS REQUEST, YOU CONFIRM YOU ARE THE LICENSE OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT OF THE LICENSEHOLDER.***

Reason for Duplicate Request

Describe Other Reason for Duplicate Request

Approximate Date of Loss or Theft

BBL Number (8- or 12-digit number in the upper righthand corner of your Basic Business License)

Business' FEIN (##-#######) or Owner's SSN (###-##-####)

Name of Business (Name on BBL)

Licensee Trade Name (if applicable)

Title of Requestor

Requestor's Phone Number

Requestor's Email Address

I certify that the above statements on this application are true and complete to the best knowledge and belief. I agree to comply with all applicable laws and regulations of the District of Columbia. I/We understand that, anyone who makes a false statement on this form can be criminally prosecuted; and, if convicted, fined up to $1000, imprisoned up to 180 days, or both, under D.C. Official Code § 22-2405.

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Last Name

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I agree to electronically sign and to create a legally binding contract between the other party and myself, or the entity I am authorized to represent.

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