CR-162 ORDER TO SURRENDER FIREARMS IN DOMESTIC 2025

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Where can I surrender my guns? You can surrender (give) your guns to a law enforcement agency, a licensed gun dealer, or a Third Party not legally disqualified from having guns who does not live with you. Local law enforcement agencies will only take firearms by appointment due to limited storage capacity.
If your conviction is determined to be a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence, you are not only ineligible to possess a CCDW license; federal law prohibits you from possessing a firearm. Individuals subject to this disability should immediately lawfully dispose of their firearms and ammunition.
The court must provide you with a Prohibited Persons Relinquishment Form, developed by the Department of Justice. Using this form, you must identify any firearms, ammunition, or magazines that you have; and, you must designate a local law enforcement agency, or a third party, to relinquish them.
California prohibits certain people from owning or possessing firearms. For example, individuals convicted of felony offenses or certain domestic violence misdemeanors may not own or possess firearms.
California law provides that once a law enforcement agency has given notice that a seized firearm is available for release, if it is not released within 180 days of that notice, then the law enforcement agency is authorized to destroy or otherwise dispose of that firearm.
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