West Virginia Code § 47-20-3

Who may hold bingo games; application for license; licenses not
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transferable.
Any charitable or public service organization which has been in existence in this state two
years prior to filing an application for a bingo license issued pursuant to section four or five
of this article may hold bingo occasions in accordance with the provisions of this article
during the time it holds a valid license. e
Application for a bingo license shall be made to the Tax Commissioner and shall be on a form
which shall be supplied by him or her. The application shall contain the information required
by section seven of this article and any other information which uthe commissioner considers
necessary. An application shall be filed not less than sixty days before the date when the
applicant intends to hold its first bingo occasion. No bingo otccasion may be held until an
application filed in accordance with this article has been approved by the Tax Commissioner,
and the bingo license has been received: Provided, That under no circumstances may a
licensee organization conduct a bingo occasion before the sixty day filing period between the
filing of the application and date of the first bingo occasion has elapsed: Provided, however,
That the date the application is received by thse Tax Commissioner shall begin the sixty day
filing period. The Tax Commissioner shall send the applicant its license within five days after
approval of the bingo application. If the filing period has elapsed, and the application has not
been denied by the Tax Commissionger, and the license has not been received by the
applicant, the applicant may consider the application approved and begin to hold bingo
occasions. The Tax Commissioener shall send a bingo license to the applicant within five days
after the expiration of the filing period if the application has not been otherwise denied.
No bingo license issued pursuant to this article may be transferred.

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