Is an emailed copy of an FFL acceptable?

wizbanger

October 04, 2013 04:51

Is an emailed copy of an FFL acceptable?

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  MIKE WISKEY

  October 04, 2013 05:23

  YES

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  NEIAPredator

  October 04, 2013 05:36

  If you get a emailed copy and you want to check it out, just go to ez-check and type in the number and see if it is valid.

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  wizbanger

  October 04, 2013 05:40

  Thanks, thought so. Dealer sent me just his number. Told him I needed a copy of the ffl, not just the number, right?

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  JIM STARK

  October 04, 2013 05:51

  You can enter that # in ez-check see if it is a good # and then ship to the address on the license...
  JIM..........

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  mark christian

  October 04, 2013 06:08

  quote:Originally posted by wizbanger
  Thanks, thought so. Dealer sent me just his number. Told him I needed a copy of the ffl, not just the number, right?
  
  
  If you are also a licensee then the dealer must send you a copy of his FFL and e-mail is fine. If you do not in fact have an FFL of your own then the dealer is by regulation obligated only to provide you with his FFL number which you can then verify through the E-Check system.

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  nmyers

  October 04, 2013 06:25

  And, as usual, it's best to print out a copy of the EZ-Check response, & keep it in your permanent records.
  
  You will be protected in case you ever get visit from the fellas with the bulges in the cheap suits.
  
  Neal

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  chiefr

  October 05, 2013 05:49

  Most of us know email copies of an FFL or C&R are legal.
  
  But, I had one seller who insisted on a signed copy of my C&R sent to him before or he would not ship the gun. Not a big deal as I had to send a MO amyway.

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