How to get a replacement Food Worker Permit

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Food Protection Program
How to get a replacement Food Worker Permit

If you have lost or misplaced your unexpired* Washington State food worker permit and you took your last class and test at one of our class locations in King County, please fill out the form in full to request a replacement permit.

	* It is required to retake the class and test in full every time your permit expires.
	If your unexpired permit is found in our records, you will be instructed to show up at any of our current class locations 30 minutes in advance of the class start time, show photo ID and pay $10.00. A new permit will then be issued to you.
	If you did not get your permit through one of our locations but elsewhere in King County, you likely got trained and tested by a private trainer who is registered to teach through the Washington Restaurant Association Education Foundation (WRAEF.) If this is the case, you can call Jennifer Dixon, the WRAEF representative who maintains enrollment records of everyone who got their permit through a private trainer in King County, toll-free at 1-877-695-9733, ext. 135 or by email at jdixon@WRAhome.com

Full name - Including first, middle and last name:

Your birthdate - Month/Day/Year:

Email address:

Your phone number with area code:

Approximate date when you took your last class and test

Which of our class locations did you take your last class and test?

	Big Brothers Bingo Hall, Burien
	Burien Bingo Connection
	Exchange Building, downtown Seattle
	Factoria Cinemas, Bellevue
	Highland Community Center, Bellevue
	Imperial Bingo Connection, Renton
	King County Courthouse, downtown Seattle
	Mt. Si Senior Center, North Bend
	Renton Technical College, Renton
	Sand Point Magnuson Park, Seattle
	Sammamish Valley Grange, Woodinville/Redmond
	Seattle Center, Northwest Rooms
	Youth Soccer Bingo, Bothell
	Other (please describe below. If you can't remember the class site, please list what city or town.)

Privacy Policy: Public Health - Seattle & King County does not sell your personal information to 3rd parties nor will you be signed up for any listservs or publications without your permission from information collected through our online forms. Your contact information collected through this webpage is used solely for the purpose of looking up your food worker permit enrollment record to verify that you took your class and test through us.

IMPORTANT

Make at least two copies of your permit after you receive it! Keep the original in your wallet or purse, keep a photocopy in your personal files at home or somewhere safe and give a photocopy to your employer. If you lose your original, you can use a photocopy as your backup permit until you need to renew it when it expires.

If you don't make photocopies and you need a replacement, it will cost you $10 for a new one.

If you got your last permit in a neighboring county, contact them at:

Snohomish County

Pierce County

Kittitas County

Kitsap County

Counties in Oregon:

Multnomah County

Clackamas County

Washington County