LIQUORexam.com is a comprehensive online Alcohol Server and Seller Training platform, offering the fastest, 100% online TABC certification — with no course timers. We provide the tools you need to sell and serve alcohol responsibly, legally, and safely in the state of Texas.

The LIQUORexam.com Texas Alcohol Server/Seller training program will teach you how to serve alcohol responsibly, handle difficult situations, detect and respond to drug use or sales, check for proper ID, and understand the effects of alcohol on the human body.

Our Texas-approved program is specifically designed for those who own, manage, or work in establishments that serve and/or sell alcohol in Texas. Responsible alcohol service education is essential for all workers in the Texas hospitality industry.

Complete your mandatory Texas TABC alcohol server/seller training with the fastest, lowest-cost, 100% online program — with no course timers — and meet the State of Texas mandatory training requirements.

TABC-Approved Seller Training Provider – School #668-759

COURSE SPECIFICS

This Texas TABC Alcohol Server/Seller course is 100% online, self-paced, and designed to work seamlessly on any smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. Your progress is automatically saved, allowing you to log out and resume training anytime without losing your place.

Lessons in this course include:

✔️ TABC Seller-Server Training Overview
✔️ Minors and Alcohol Sales
✔️ Intoxicated People and Alcohol Sales
✔️ Alcohol To-Go, Delivery and Other Permits

COURSE FEATURES

✔️ Fastest TABC Certification — no course timers, move through training as quickly as you want
✔️ 100% Online — complete your training anytime, anywhere
✔️ Self-Paced — train on your schedule, finish in hours, not days
✔️ Auto-Save Progress — log out anytime and pick up right where you left off
✔️ Works on All Devices — smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop
✔️ Full Course Narration — easy to follow, easy to complete
✔️ 90-Day Access — complete at your convenience
✔️ Pass Guarantee — 99.8% of students pass on the first try
✔️ Instant 2-Year Texas Certification — printable certificate and free printable wallet card

Texas TABC Certification FAQs

Have questions about your Texas TABC Certification? Find everything you need to know about training, certification, renewal, and employer requirements below.

General Certification Questions

How do I verify if I am certified for Texas TABC alcohol service?

You can verify your TABC certification status by visiting the TABC Certificate Inquiry page. You will need your Social Security Number and date of birth to access your record.

I lost my TABC certification card. How do I get a replacement?

You can print a new copy of your official TABC proof of certification — showing your issue date, expiration date, certificate number, status, name, and date of birth — from the TABC Certificate Inquiry page.
LIQUORexam.com submits your training results to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) within 14 days of course completion.

Are there any additional requirements to get TABC certified?

There are no extra requirements to become certified in Texas.

• There is no minimum age to take a TABC seller/server course.

• A prior DWI or felony does not prevent you from getting certified.
  However, an employer may choose not to hire someone based on age or criminal background.

How long is Texas TABC Seller/Server Certification valid?

Your TABC Seller/Server Certification is valid for two years from the date it is issued.

Do I need to retake the TABC course every two years to stay certified?

Yes. To stay compliant, you must complete the full TABC seller/server training course every two years.
There is no "test-out" option and no shorter recertification course available.

What happens if a seller/server sells alcohol to an intoxicated person?

Selling or serving alcohol to an intoxicated person in Texas is a criminal misdemeanor punishable by:

• A fine between $100 and $500, and/or

• Up to 1 year in jail.

A second violation increases the fine to between $500 and $1,000.

What happens if a seller/server sells alcohol to a minor?

Selling or serving alcohol to a minor in Texas is a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by:

• A fine of up to $4,000, and/or

• Up to 1 year in jail.

What happens to a minor if alcohol is served or sold to them?

A minor who purchases, attempts to purchase, possesses, or consumes alcohol can face a Class C misdemeanor charge, resulting in:

• A fine up to $500,

• Mandatory alcohol awareness classes,

• Community service, and

• Driver’s license suspension.

Retailer and Employer Questions

Why should my employees complete TABC seller/server training?

Requiring TABC certification for all employees offers key advantages:

• Employees are trained to prevent illegal sales to minors and intoxicated persons.

• Your business may qualify for Safe Harbor protection, shielding your liquor license from administrative penalties under certain conditions.

To qualify for Safe Harbor:

• Employees must hold a current TABC certificate.

• Employees involved in alcohol service must be certified within 30 days of their hire date.

• The employer must maintain written responsible alcohol service policies and ensure employees understand them.

• The employer must not encourage law violations.

• There must not be three or more violations in a 12-month period.

Which employees must be TABC certified?

Any employee who sells, serves, dispenses, or delivers alcoholic beverages, and anyone who manages, supervises, or directs alcohol sales must be TABC certified.

What are the consequences to a retailer if alcohol is sold to an intoxicated person?

The retailer’s liquor license or permit could be:

• Suspended for up to 60 days, or

• Canceled permanently.
  If the intoxicated person is involved in a fatal accident, TABC will seek cancellation of the retailer’s license.

What are the consequences to a retailer if alcohol is sold to a minor?

If alcohol is sold to a minor, or a minor is found in possession or consumption on-premises:

• First offense: License/permit suspension up to 90 days or cancellation.

• Second offense: Suspension up to 6 months or cancellation.

• Third offense within 36 months: Suspension up to 12 months or cancellation.

How to Contact the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC)

Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC)
5806 Mesa Drive
Austin, Texas 78731

Website: Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Phone: (512) 206-3333

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