Liquor permits (RACJ)

Turnkey reunion permit to serve alcohol at your event

Wedding, fundraiser, launch: we prepare and file the application with the Régie, duties included for up to two days of activity.

Filing the application: At least 15 days before the activity; Règlement sur les permis d'alcool (P-9.1, r. 7), art. 37
Régie duties (permit to serve): CA$34.25 per day; RACJ — frais et droits payables
Régie duties (permit to sell): CA$61.50 per day; RACJ — frais et droits payables

What is included

Eligibility check (type of activity, location, non-profit status if selling)
Preparation and filing of the reunion permit application with the Régie, by power of attorney (RACJ-9160 form)
Régie duties included for a permit “to serve” for up to two days
Follow-up with the Régie until the permit is issued, and delivery of the permit to you
Reminder of the conditions to respect on the day of the activity

What is not included

Authorization from the owner of the premises or from the municipality (we tell you what to obtain)
Training or serving staff

What might be added

Permit “to sell”: duties of CA$61.50 per day instead of CA$34.25, billed at actual cost.
Beyond two days of activity: Régie duties at actual cost for each additional day.

Any additional service is announced at a fixed price, in writing, before it is undertaken.

Three steps.

1
You give the date, the location and the type of activity, then sign the power of attorney online.
2
We file the application with the Régie and follow its processing.
3
You receive your permit by email, with the conditions to post.

You follow each step in your client area. The LIORMA team prepares; the lawyer advises, validates and signs. No decision concerning you is made without human review.

What the law says

Excerpts of the law are reproduced in their official French version; the explanation that follows is translated.

Loi sur les permis d'alcool (P-9.1), art. 30 ; Règlement P-9.1, r. 7, art. 37

A reunion permit authorizes serving or selling alcoholic beverages at an occasional activity; the application is filed at least 15 days in advance.

Official text on LégisQuébec

Frequently asked questions

How long does the Régie take?+

The Régie aims to issue the permit within 10 business days for a complete application, which is why it must be filed at least 15 days before the activity.

Reunion permit (RACJ) — CA$249, all inclusive.

Application filed with the Régie within 1 business day after we receive your documents.

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To understand the time limits

Guides in French.

Permis de réunion : la règle des 15 jours

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Bar or restaurant permit (RACJ)

Complete file, filing with the Régie, follow-up with the case officer, reminders for every missing document: you open without losing a 45-day cycle.

Processing time announced by the Régie: 105 days (bar) · 90 days (restaurant)

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RACJ hearing preparation

You received a notice of intended sanction or a notice of hearing. We analyze the evidence from the Régie's litigation branch, prepare your testimony and your written submissions; your company's officer appears alone, prepared.

Time limit to object to a notice from the Régie: 30 days

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Grocery permit (beer and wine)

Convenience store, grocery store, market: the complete file from day 0, filed with the Régie by power of attorney, followed until the permit is issued.

Processing time: Published by the Régie by permit category; a non-compliant document restarts a 45-day cycle

Orders open on October 16 at 12:00 p.m. EDT

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All-inclusive prices in Canadian dollars: GST, QST and, where indicated, government and delivery fees included. Each listing specifies the services included, those that are not, and those that may be required in addition. Price list in force since 13 octobre 2026, held for at least 90 days (Code of Professional Conduct of Lawyers, ss. 146 to 148). Limited-scope mandate (s. 31) confirmed by a written agreement before work begins. A lawyer who is a member of the Barreau du Québec reviews and signs every file.