Leosa application 2026

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The document is a certification form for individuals applying for a concealed firearm license under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA). It outlines the applicant's responsibilities, including familiarity with relevant laws, completion of required training, and affirmation of eligibility to possess a firearm. The applicant must also acknowledge that the license is valid for one year and is not automatically renewable.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the LEOSA application in the editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field. Ensure it is printed clearly for verification purposes.
Review the certification statements carefully. Confirm that you meet each requirement, such as being familiar with relevant laws and having completed necessary training.
In the Applicant Affidavit section, fill in the date of signing and provide your signature in the appropriate field.
Indicate your former title or rank accurately to validate your application.
If required, ensure a notary public witnesses your signature and completes their section, including their commission expiration date.

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Can you carry in all 50 states with LEOSA?

Carry of Concealed Weapons -Only LEOSA-credentialed individuals can carry concealed within the confines of MAFB and transport/store their concealed privately-owned firearm (POF) for up to 24-hrs in privately owned vehicles (POV).

How long does it take to get LEOSA?

How long will it take to receive my LEOSA card? The process is estimated to take 45 BUSINESS DAYS, barring any issues that are identified within the application. If action is required on an application, this estimate no longer applies until the application is completed.

Where do I apply for LEOSA?

The CBP LEOSA application can be obtained through the CBP LEOSA website or by emailing a request to CBPs Office of Professional Responsibility, Security Management Division.

Does LEOSA cover me in all states?

While LEOSA affords qualified active and retired law enforcement officers the privilege to carry a concealed firearm in all fifty states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and all other U.S. possessions (except the Canal Zone), it does contain some restrictions.

How many years of service for LEOSA?

They must have a total of 10 or more years of law enforcement service. And they may be under no disciplinary action, among certain other requirements. The qualified officer must apply for and carry a LEOSA photographic identification card.

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What is the 10 year rule for LEOSA?

This definition includes individuals who served as a law enforcement officer for a total aggregate of 10 years but then transferred, retired, or separated from their law enforcement position, including those individuals who converted to a non-law enforcement position within DSS or another Federal agency.

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