Texas TABC Certification Online

Responsible Alcohol Server training is NOT mandatory in the state of Texas. However, the State of Texas offers Safe Harbor benefits to liquor establishments owners who TABC Certify their staff. The state also offers Safe Harbor benefits to employees who have successfully completed an approved TABC class. The program is widely used so you will probably need TABC Certification to serve alcohol in Texas.

The State of Texas will charge you an additional state filing fee when we upload your TABC Certification to the State.. That fee will be added into your cart. The current fee is $2.00. The State may change that fee at any time per their discretion.

TIPS is a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission approved class.

Follow These Easy Steps Below to Enroll & get RBS TIPS Certified

• Enroll in our class by clicking on the red "BUY NOW " button above, enter your information and pay for the course.
• Complete the TIPS TABC course online at your own pace.
• Pass the certification exam. You have 30 days to complete the course.
• If you fail the final exam you have one additional attempt to pass at no charge.
• You may print your TIPS certification as proof of your online TABC certification immediately.
• 360Training/TIPS will upload your completion to the State's database within 14 days. You may check your status on the Official TABC Website.
• Receive your Tips Card by US mail in 7 to 10 business days.
• Your Texas TABC Certification is valid for 2 years.
• You MUST retake the course and get re-certified every 2 years. The State does not all any renewals or test outs for TABC Certification.

Texas Alcohol Laws

This information has been provided to us by the regulating agency and is believed to be correct. However, laws and regulations may change at any time, and the information provided should not be relied upon in place of official documents or legal advice. For more information or clarification, consult the regulatory body for this jurisdiction directly.

Acceptable Forms of ID - Tennessee

• A valid driver's license issued by federal, state, county, or municipal government.
• A valid US passport.