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LIC4009FORMApplicant Entity Name: Business Premises Location: DCR Record No.: Instructions: This form authorizes an individual who is a Primary Personnel, as defined in Los Angeles Municipal Code

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What is applicant entity name?

Applicant entity name is the legal name of the entity applying for something, such as a license or permit.

Who is required to file applicant entity name?

Any entity that is applying for something that requires a legal name to be provided.

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You can fill out the applicant entity name by providing the legal name of the entity as it appears on official documents.

What is the purpose of applicant entity name?

The purpose of applicant entity name is to accurately identify the entity applying for something.

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The applicant entity name must include the full legal name of the entity.