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  • richbug
    An ffl has to log into his bound book where the firearm came from. This requires positive ID, either another dealers ffl copy, of a copy of an individuals ID.

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  • nmyers
    Richburg is absolutely correct.

    If you want to check ATF P 5300.4, you will find that an FFL must enter under the "Receipt" heading the sellers name and address OR FFL number. Now, the regs don't specifically say, "The FFL must have a copy of the seller's drivers license", but they do indicate that a state drivers license is an accepted form of identification.

    I know dealers who have received guns in unmarked boxes, or with only a partial name & address. Incomplete records are a sure way for a dealer to lose his license.

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  • ATF
    richbug and nmyers are 100% right as far as I'm concerned.I've been an FFL for the last 15 yrs and if a seller cannot or will not identify them selves to my liking they can sell their gun else where. [:)]

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  • gulliblebuyer
    Just make certain that the copy of the Drivers License is enclosed with the firearm rather than sending it by fax or snail mail. It is, however, required. (or some other positive ID such as a non-expired passport)
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  • boeboe
    I was thinking passport should work, but my current passport does not contain address.

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