Arizona Department of Gaming

$5,000

The application process is as follows:

1. The Gaming Facility Operator (“GFO”) notifies the Tribal Gaming Office (“TGO”) of its intent to purchase supplies/services that would require certification of a Vendor. The TGO forwards a letter of sponsorship to the Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG).
2. Upon receiving the sponsorship letter from the TGO, ADG sends an inquiry letter to the vendor’s contact person requesting information to determine the classification of the vendor. Classification (Class A, B, or D) determines the type of application to be completed for the certification process.
3. Based on the information provided by the vendor in response to the inquiry letter, such as the structure of the business (corporation, limited liability company, partnership) and the type of goods or services being provided, ADG sends the vendor the appropriate application packet.
4. Once application forms are submitted, background investigations take place.
5. A temporary certification may be issued while reviews are conducted.
6. ADG notifies the applicant and sponsoring tribe that State Certification has been granted or denied.

Online

$1,000

Biennially by the end of the registration anniversary month.

$1,500

The application process is as follows:

1. The Gaming Facility Operator (“GFO”) notifies the Tribal Gaming Office (“TGO”) of its intent to purchase supplies/services that would require certification of a Vendor. The TGO forwards a letter of sponsorship to the Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG).
2. Upon receiving the sponsorship letter from the TGO, ADG sends an inquiry letter to the vendor’s contact person requesting information to determine the classification of the vendor. Classification (Class A, B, or D) determines the type of application to be completed for the certification process.
3. Based on the information provided by the vendor in response to the inquiry letter, such as the structure of the business (corporation, limited liability company, partnership) and the type of goods or services being provided, ADG sends the vendor the appropriate application packet.
4. Once application forms are submitted, background investigations take place.
5. A temporary certification may be issued while reviews are conducted.
6. ADG notifies the applicant and sponsoring tribe that State Certification has been granted or denied.

Online

$500

Biennially by the end of the registration anniversary month.

$0

The application process is as follows:

1. The Gaming Facility Operator (“GFO”) notifies the Tribal Gaming Office (“TGO”) of its intent to purchase supplies/services that would require certification of a Vendor. The TGO forwards a letter of sponsorship to the Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG).
2. Upon receiving the sponsorship letter from the TGO, ADG sends an inquiry letter to the vendor’s contact person requesting information to determine the classification of the vendor. Classification (Class A, B, or D) determines the type of application to be completed for the certification process.
3. Based on the information provided by the vendor in response to the inquiry letter, such as the structure of the business (corporation, limited liability company, partnership) and the type of goods or services being provided, ADG sends the vendor the appropriate application packet.
4. Once application forms are submitted, background investigations take place.
5. A temporary certification may be issued while reviews are conducted.
6. ADG notifies the applicant and sponsoring tribe that State Certification has been granted or denied.

Online

$0

Biennially by the end of the registration anniversary month.