Renew a Vendor Minor License

There are two ways to renew a Vendor Minor license with the Division of Gaming: online renewal or PDF application.

A Vendor Minor license may now be renewed online.  The license fee is $350.00. You will need to create a user ID using your email address in order to access the renewal site. This service is also available for updating demographic information.

A Vendor Minor license must be submitted for renewal at least 120 days prior to your current license expiration date as referenced in Colorado sports betting rule 3.3 (2):
Renewal applications for licenses may be submitted and renewed upon the filing and approval of an application for renewal. Renewal applications for master licenses, sports betting operator licenses, internet sports betting operator licenses, vendor major licenses, and vendor minor licenses must be received by the Division 120 days before the expiration of the current license. Renewal applications for support employee and key employee licenses must be received by the Division 30 days before the expiration of the current license. Renewal applicants who fail to submit their completed applications when due shall not be considered to have made a timely and sufficient application for renewal, as such term is used in section 24-4-104(7), C.R.S.

If you have any questions regarding renewal, please visit one of our offices or call 303-205-1300.

To renew online, ensure you have the necessary information available to upload electronically before beginning the online application.   

A credit card is necessary for making payments online and users will be charged $.75 per transaction plus 2.25% of the amount of the service fee. Submissions will not be accepted once your badge expiration date has passed.

The Renewal Application (PDF) must be downloaded and saved in order to fill and sign. The licensing fee is $350.00

Should you experience any problems scheduling an appointment or have questions about the process, please call 303-205-1300. Thank you.

Note: A Vendor Minor license is considered a public benefit. Under Colorado law, persons applying for a public benefit must establish lawful presence in the United States by providing certain types of identification and submitting a signed affidavit. The renewal application contains the necessary forms to establish lawful presence. For more information on lawful presence requirements, visit the main Department of Revenue web site.