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The document is a Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) Card and Firearm Disposition Record from the Illinois State Police, detailing the process for individuals whose FOID cards have been revoked. It outlines the requirements to surrender the FOID card, transfer firearms, and complete the record within 48 hours of revocation. The form includes sections for listing firearms, acknowledging receipt of transferred weapons, and certifying compliance with the FOID Act.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the firearm disposition record in the editor.
Begin by entering your name, FOID Card number, date of birth, address, phone number, and email in the designated fields. Ensure all information is accurate for compliance.
In the section regarding firearms, list each firearm you possess at the time of revocation. Include details such as make, model, and serial number. If you have no weapons, mark 'No Weapons' on line 1.
Indicate to whom each firearm has been transferred by filling in their name and address along with their FOID number or FFL number. Initial next to each weapon received.
Complete the acknowledgment section by signing and dating where required. Ensure that both you and the receiving party sign off on the transfer.
If additional space is needed for more firearms, attach extra pages as indicated and initial accordingly.

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How far does a firearm background check go?

The FBIs NICS system reviews eligibility based on current and recent events that would prevent someone from purchasing guns legally. For most criteria, the lookback period is typically around 5 years. However, some disqualifying events remain permanent.

What is the disposition of firearms check?

Law enforcement agencies may use the NICS to return firearms under the agencys control to an individual. This is known as the Disposition of Firearms (DOF). While not required, the NICS Section recommends agencies use the DOF process to help determine if a person is eligible to own firearms.

Who is responsible for updating the AD log?

FFLs are required to maintain firearms transaction records for a minimum of 20 years under previously promulgated ATF regulations, and to submit a minimum of 20 years of their most recent transaction records to ATF whenever they go out of business (27 C.F.R. 478.129).

Can I do my firearm background check online?

To run a NICS check over the phone, call 877-324-6427 and select option 1. To register for the NICS E-Check to complete online background check, our fastest and easiest option: Select Register to Use the FBI NICS E-Check.

What is the firearms acquisition and disposition record?

The firearms acquisition and disposition (AD) record, also known as a bound book, is a permanently bound book or an orderly arrangement of loose-leaf pages which must be maintained at the business premises. The format must follow that prescribed in the regulations and the pages must be numbered consecutively.