Misc Licenses
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Auctioneer's License
Auctioneers Must be Licensed
Minnesota Statute 330 requires that:
- Auctioneers who reside in Minnesota must be licensed in their county of residence.
- Out-of-state auctioneers, in Minnesota for an auction, need to apply for an Auctioneer License three weeks in advance with bond, application, Irrevocable Consent, copy of home state's license and auctioneer statute. Minnesota must verify reciprocity before Anoka County can issue a license to an out-of-state auctioneer.
How To Obtain
Resident Auctioneers
- Fill out the Auctioneer License application form (PDF) and the Certification of Compliance form (PDF).
- The application form must also be signed by a Notary Public (it can be notarized at the Government Center Vital Records Office).
- Submit the forms with required fee to the Government Center Vital Records Office (in person or by mail)
- This license cannot be obtained at Anoka County License Centers.
- A surety bond is required in the amount of $1,000 - $3000, designating Anoka County on the line that reads "bound onto _______." (Obligee)
Out-of-State Auctioneers
Fill out the
- Auctioneer License application form (PDF)
- Certification of Compliance form (PDF) (Minnesota Workers' Compensation Law)
- Irrevocable Consent to Service of Process form (PDF)
- The forms must also be signed by a Notary Public.
- Obtain a certified copy of the applicant's current auctioneer's license from home state and copy of home state's auction laws (reciprocity must be established).
- At least three weeks in advance of the event, mail the complete application, Irrevocable Consent, Surety Bond and required fee to the Vital Records Office.
Required Forms
- Download the Auctioneer License application (PDF) form
- Download the Certification of Compliance (PDF) form
- Pick up the application form and compliance form at the Government Center Vital Records Office or request the application and compliance form be sent to you.
Out-of-state auctioneers must also submit:
- Irrevocable Consent to Service of Process form
- Copy of home state's auctioneer license
- Copy of auctioneer statute from home state.
Required Identification
- Notarization requires a Driver's License or State Identification Card.
Required Fees
- $20
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Liquor License
This information applies only to Linwood Township. An application must be approved by Linwood Township Board before submitting to Anoka County. All applications must be submitted a minimum of two months in advance of the event.
All other liquor licensing in the county are handled by the cities.
How To Obtain
- Fill out all three pages of the Liquor License application form and the Certification of Compliance form.
- The application form must also be signed by a Notary Public.
- Submit the required forms with fee to the Vital Records Office (in person or via mail).
Required Forms
- Linwood Township resolution signed by the Township
- Certificate of Liability Insurance with Certificate Holder noted as:
- Anoka County, 2100 3rd Ave N, Anoka, MN 55303
- Proof of taxes paid on the property
- Download the Liquor License application form (PDF)
- Download the Certification of Compliance form (PDF)
You can also pick up the application and certification forms at the Vital Records Office or request that the application and certification forms be sent to you
Required Identification
Notarization requires a Driver's License or State Identification Card.
Required Fees
- Temporary Beer Event - $50
- Temporary Liquor Event - $75
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Precious Metal Dealer License
Minnesota Statute 325F.733 subd.1 requires that any establishment dealing with the sale or commercial use of secondhand platinum, gold, and/or silver in Anoka County must obtain a Precious Metal Dealer License.
How To Obtain
- Fill out the Precious Metal Dealer License application form and the Certification of Compliance form.
- The application form must also be signed by a Notary Public, a service available at the Government Center Vital Records Office.
- Submit the forms with required fee to the Vital Records Office in person or via mail
- This license cannot be obtained at Anoka County License Centers.
Required Forms
- Download the Precious Metal Dealer License application (PDF)
- Download the Certification of Compliance form (PDF)
- Pick up the application form and compliance form at the Government Center Vital Records Office or request that the forms be sent to you
Required Identification
- Notarization requires a Driver's License or State Identification Card.
Required Fees
- $50
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Transient Merchant License
Minnesota Statute 329.11 requires that any out-of-state business coming into Anoka County to sell goods or services must purchase a Transient Merchant License. The license is valid for one year, only at the place indicated on the original application.
How To Obtain
- Fill out the Transient Merchant License application form and the Certification of Compliance form.
- The application form must also be signed by a Notary Public, a service available at the Government Center Vital Records Office.
- Submit the form in person, with required fee, to the Government Center Vital Records Office in person or via mail.
Required Forms
- Download the Transient Merchant License application (PDF)
- Download the Certification of Compliance form (PDF)
- You may pick up the application form and compliance form at the Government Center Vital Records Office
Required Identification
- Notarization requires a Driver's License or State Identification Card.
Required Fees
- $150
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Property Records & Taxation Division
Physical Address
2100 3rd Avenue
Anoka, MN 55303
Phone: 763-323-5400
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Vital Records
Physical Address
2100 Third Avenue
Anoka, MN 55303
Phone: 763-324-1360Fax: 763-324-1010
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Forms of Payment Accepted
The Anoka County Vital Records Office accepts cash, check, and credit card (VISA, MasterCard and Discover.)