Texas records identify a 7-Eleven sales tax permit issued for 2505 Interstate 35 South and a separate, pending alcohol-license application for 9100 FM 306. The two filings concern different New Braunfels addresses and different regulatory steps.
New Braunfels residents can track two different addresses and regulatory steps, but these filings do not establish that either store has opened. A permit for collecting sales tax and an application to sell alcohol answer narrower questions than whether customers can walk through a store’s doors.
From the source record
Note: Business lead only: a permit does not show a storefront has opened.Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts ↗
The Comptroller’s entry names 7-Eleven Convenience Store #41752A at 2505 Interstate 35 South, ZIP 78130. It lists NIRVAIR41752 LLC as the taxpayer, an Oct. 26, 2026, permit issue date and Nov. 15, 2026, as the first sales date. That listed date is a filing field, not independent confirmation of sales or an opening.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission entry names 7-Eleven Convenience Store #40572A at 9100 FM 306 and Hydra Ventures LLC as its owner. The application was submitted Oct. 21 and is marked “Pending – In Review.” That status records an application, not an issued alcohol license.
The next check is whether TABC changes the FM 306 application’s status and whether a later official record documents either location’s operation. Readers can search the state’s pending-application dataset for “7-Eleven Convenience Store #40572A” and the Comptroller’s permit dataset for “7-ELEVEN CONVENIENCE STORE #41752A” to inspect the two filings separately.