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JUNKET OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS

Indiana Junket Operator Cerificate of Registration Application 

1. This Form must be submitted by applicants seeking to be registered as Junket Operators.
2. An application for Junket Operator Certificate of Registration shall not be processed by the Commission unless the applicant submits a written agreement or a statement of intent to do business with an Indiana casino licensee.  An unregistered junket operator may negotiate with a casino, but may not provide junketeer services to a casino, prior to registration.
3. An applicant for a Junket Operator Certificate of Registration is seeking a privilege.  The burden of establishing the qualifications to receive such a certificate of registration is at all times on the applicant.  The applicant must accept any risk of adverse public notice, embarrassment, criticism, or other action, or financial loss which may result from action with respect to an application, or public disclosure of information requested in this form, and expressly waives any claim for damages as a result thereof.  Information not called for in this form or in addition to that provided in response to this form may be requested.  The applicant shall provide all information, documents, materials and certifications at the applicant’s sole expense and cost.
4. The applicant should respond to the questions contained herein to the best of his/her knowledge.  Any misrepresentation or omission is grounds for application denial.
5. The applicant is under a continuing duty to disclose promptly any changes in the information provided in the application and requested materials submitted to the Commission.  The duty to make such additional disclosures shall continue throughout any period of registration granted by the Commission.
6. Applicant must submit a non-refundable application fee of two hundred fifty dollars ($250) to the commission and an annual registration fee of two hundred fifty dollars ($250).  The applicant must also submit an annual registration fee of seventy-five dollars ($75) for each junketeer.  The annual registration fee applies from January 1, to December 31, and will not be prorated.
7. Mail the check and completed application to:
   
   Indiana Gaming Commission
   Licensing Coordinator - Legal Division
   101 W. Washington Street
   East Tower, Suite 1600
   Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

JUNKETEER INSTRUCTIONS

Indiana Junketeer Certificate of Registration Application

1. This Form must be submitted by any individual seeking to be registered as a junketeer as well as Key Persons and Substantial Owners.
2. An applicant for a Junketeer Certificate of Registration is seeking a privilege.  The burden of establishing qualifications to receive such a certificate of registration is at all times on the applicant.  Applicant must accept any risk of adverse public notice, embarrassment, criticism, or other action, or financial loss which may result from action with respect to an application, or public disclosure of information requested in this form, and expressly waives any claim for damages as a result thereof.  Information not called for in this form or in addition to that provided in response to this form may be requested.  The applicant shall provide all information, documents, materials and certifications at applicant’s sole expense and cost.
3. The applicant should respond to the questions contained herein to the best of his/her knowledge.  Any misrepresentation or omission is grounds for application denial.
4. The applicant is under a continuing duty to disclose promptly any changes in the information provided in the application and requested materials submitted to the Commission.  The duty to make such additional disclosures shall continue throughout any period of registration granted by the Commission.
5. The applicant must submit an annual registration fee of seventy-five dollars ($75).  The annual registration fee applies from January 1, to December 31, and will not be prorated.
6. Mail the check and completed application to:
   
   Indiana Gaming Commission
   Licensing Coordinator - Legal Division
   101 W. Washington Street
   East Tower, Suite 1600
   Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

1. Report illegal gambling.
2. Get information about Charity Gaming.
3. View the Indiana Statues and Rules concerning gaming.
4. Sign up for the Voluntary Exclusion Program.
5. View the Monthly Revenue reports.
6. View to Indiana Gaming Commission Annual Report.
7. View the yearly riverboat evaluation reports.
8. Become a supplier to an Indiana gambling operation.