Application - Social Equity Partners Serving Arizona

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Find out if you Qualify to Partner with Local Investors and Invest in Communities Throughout Arizona

Fill out each required form to create an account and begin your application

Disclosure Agreement

Any individual seeking to partner with Social Equity Partners (SEP) is required to submit personal information regarding their eligibility for consideration. By submitting an application, you agree to provide truthful responses for our screening process. Your personal data will only be accessed and viewed by necessary SEP staff as part of your application. Your information and data will be held securely and will not be distributed to third parties. You have the right to change and access your information at any time. After a decision has been made regarding your application, your information and personal data will be disposed of following official SEP digital information protocols depending on approval or refusal.

Personal Info

First Name

Last Name

Arizona Resident

Cannabis Industry Experience

Are you 21 years of age

AZ Conviction of a Non-Violent Cannabis Offense

AZ Arrest of a Non-Violent Cannabis Offense

Annual Income

Any Violent Prior Criminal History

Any Retail Experience

Own or Rent

Ethnicity

Date of Birth

Phone

Address

Create Account

Create an account with a username and password to begin the application process. After SEP receives your application, our team will assess your eligibility and reach out for more information to schedule a screening interview.

Username

Password

Identify

Reach out today to find out if you’re eligible for a partnership

Apply

Work with SEP to navigate the application process

Plan

Our team will help you present your business plan and verified capital

Establish

SEP will help you establish an ELEVATE dispensary in your local community

51/49 Partnership

Maintain a majority stake in your dispensary

Launch

We will collaborate on getting your ELEVATE dispensary open and profitable

Reinvest

Revenue and profits will go back into local communities instead of foreign corporations