diff --git a/docs/community/release_guide.md b/docs/community/release_guide.md
index d5f09805d..002c152dd 100644
--- a/docs/community/release_guide.md
+++ b/docs/community/release_guide.md
@@ -175,6 +175,45 @@ After cutting release branch, don't forget bump version in `main` branch.
 export RELEASE_RC_NO=<RC number, e.g. 0>
 ```
 
+- Check License and Notice
+
+Build a release package and check license and notice with the binary package's jars directory instead of the pom.xml.
+```shell
+./buile/make-distribution.sh --release --sbt-enabled
+```
+According to the [Apache License section 4](https://apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0), the principal of License and Notice is as following:
+
+LICENSE File
+Basic Principle: The LICENSE file should contain the full text of the license for your 
+project (typically the Apache License 2.0) and should also acknowledge any third-party components
+that are not wholly composed of the project code with corresponding license declarations.
+
+Third-party Dependencies: If your Apache project utilizes third-party libraries or code under 
+different licenses, these dependencies should be enumerated in the LICENSE file with their 
+respective licensing information articulated. Ideally, this section should be sufficiently
+detailed to inform users of the licensing terms of third-party components used.
+
+Specific Attribution: For each dependency, it’s beneficial to include specific details such as 
+the library's name, version number, and its license. If the dependency’s license requires its 
+full text to be included with distributions, then that license text usually should be included 
+in your project (sometimes in the LICENSE file itself, other times as a separate file).
+
+NOTICE File
+Basic Principle: The NOTICE file is intended for including essential notices to users regarding 
+the Apache project and any third-party dependencies it may contain.
+
+Attribution Statements: If third-party components require attributions to be presented in any 
+product that includes them broadly (such as recognized copyright statements or acknowledgement of use),
+such attributions must be included in the NOTICE file. This is more than just listing 
+dependencies — it has to comply with the attribution and notice requirements of the third-party licenses.
+
+Conciseness and Clarity: The NOTICE file should be brief, containing only necessary attributions 
+and legal acknowledgements. It is not required to provide attributions for every third-party 
+library used in the project, but only for those that specifically require mention in the NOTICE file.
+
+Avoid Over-Inclusion: Be careful not to include superfluous or inapplicable statements in the NOTICE file. 
+ASF emphasizes that the file should be kept as concise as possible.
+
 - Bump version.
 
 Considering that other committers may merge PRs during your release period, you should accomplish the version change