The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement sent out letters to applicants seeking gaming licenses explaining that incomplete applications could significantly slow the approval process. The letter also asked for information on the person responsible for the application within each company.
The NorthJersey.com blog posted the following from the actual letter:
“The Division’s review of those submissions filed to date has revealed omissions where the applicant has failed to provide important hardware and specifications relating to technology, failed to have internet service providers disclose contracts with third-party vendors and/or failed to have copies of all relevant contracts with third-party service providers.
"The failure to provide such information is affecting the Division’s ability to review and approve submissions and address licensing issues necessary for the issuance of a transactional waiver or Interim Casino Authorization.”
New Jersey Gaming Regulators Tell Applicants to Submit Complete Applications
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