TABC Frequently Ask Questions

What is the TABC?

TABC is the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Texas established this commission to administer, oversee and enforce the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code and all related laws and regulations, including TABC Certification.

Is this TABC certification course approved by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission?

Yes. This course will provide you with the training needed to meet your Texas "TABC" requirements.

When will I get my certificate?

Upon successful completion of this course you can automatically download your TABC certificate. Your completion will also be reported to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission free of charge.

Do I have to take the training in one sitting?

No, the course is available to you 100% online, 24/7 so that you may log in and out whenever you like. The system will save your progress each time you log off so you can resume the course exactly where you left off.

What else do I need besides this course to become TABC certified?

There are no additional requirements to become certified after completing the course. You can instantly download a certificate of completion to provide to your employer, and your completion will automatically be reported to TABC.

How long is TABC certification valid?

The seller/server certification you obtain from this course is valid for two years from the date it is issued.

What do I need to do when my TABC Certification expires?

You must complete this course every two years to maintain your certification.

What is the difference between a TABC Certification and a TABC License/Permit?

Licenses and permits are issued to businesses and not Sellers/Servers.

Why does the TABC course require my Social Security number/date of birth?

TABC requires us to submit the Social Security number and date of birth for all TABC program students. There are no exceptions, so you must provide your Social Security number to receive your TABC certification.