Overview
The Online Service not only allows eligible applicants to apply electronically
for either a gaming grant or licence, but also provides additional services not
available to those using the manual process.
- Complete and submit applications for community gaming grants, gaming
event licences and special approvals to use gaming funds electronically;
- Submit processing fees, if required, through a secure credit card payment option;
- View application status reports for grants and licences to track the progress of your applications; and
- File a criminal or regulatory complaint or allegation of wrong-doing in
gaming or horse racing in B.C.
Checklists are available that will help you get started. View Pre-Application Checklists
for grants and licences.
If you prefer to complete the application form by hand and submit it through
the mail, please go to the Grants or
Licences page. The mail-in option is
available for all grants and licences, except for the Class D Licence, the PAC Playground Grant and the BC150 Years Grant,
which must be applied for by using this online service.
Business BCeID - additional online services offered
With a registered Business BCeID, organizations using the Online Service may
access these additional services:
- View the status of past and present applications;
- Retrieve copies of correspondence sent from the Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch;
- Submit obligatory reports (Gaming Account Summary Report, Gaming Event Revenue Report and
Use of Grant Funds Report); and
- View and update profile information.
View Business BCeID Information and Registration
to learn how to acquire a Business BCeID and register it for use with the Gaming Online Service.
Feedback
We welcome your feedback on this service as we continue to develop and add new
processes to the online system. Modifications will occur from time to time to
make the service more efficient and user-friendly. To provide feedback,
contact the Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch.
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