U.S. Department of Justice Forms

This is a mandatory form if you need approval of a tax paid transfer of a serviceable firearm from one owner to another.

This form is used for applying for tax exempt transfer and registration of a firearm with the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives).

This document is known as ATF E-Form 4473 or ATF Form 5300.9. Use it to find out if the person purchasing a firearm from a Federal Firearm Licence (FFL) holder is licensed to own a firearm.

The document is filled out by military service members to request a permanent import of firearms, ammunition, and implements of war.

This Form is used for applying to make and register a firearm with the ATF.

Use this form if you need to ask permission to transport a firearm regulated by the National Firearms Act (NFA). A list of the firearms regulated by the NFA is provided in the form description.

You can use this form to inform the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) about a Responsible Person of a trust, company or any similar entity. Each person desiring to acquire an NFA firearm must file this form.

This document is used to obtain the consent of a parent or guardian for a child to participate in a specific activity or event.

This Form is used for notifying government agencies and organizations about a change of address.

This document is used for justifying the need for the Asbestos-Containing Material (ACM) and Lead-Based Paint (LBP) Survey and Risk Assessment. It explains the reasons behind the assessment and the potential hazards associated with ACM and LBP.

This Form is used for changing your address and contact information with the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR).

This form is used for acknowledging the deactivation or removal of a certain item.

This Form is used for requesting adverse information suitability checks during the hiring process.

This form is used for requesting alien suitability within a 30-day period.

This document is a draft version of the Drug Activity Questionnaire used by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF).

The information on this form is used as an authorization for the importer. It serves to determine if the importer is qualified for the importation of the listed articles.

This form is used for making an initial suitability request with the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives). It is an important document for individuals or businesses seeking authorization for certain activities related to firearms and explosives.

This Form is used for requesting reactivation suitability from the ATF.

This document is for the Civil Division Transit Subsidy Program. It provides information about a program that offers subsidies for transportation for employees in the Civil Division.

This document is used for requesting a VGTOF code.

This document guides dealers of explosive materials on the specific recordkeeping requirements enforced by the law in the USA. It includes the type of records to maintain, the duration, and specifics on the recording process, ensuring compliance with national safety and security standards.

This document provides the necessary guidelines for manufacturers of explosive material on how to maintain and handle records effectively. It includes detailed instructions around document management, storage periods, and other regulatory mandates related to explosive materials.

This document provides comprehensive guidelines on how to handle situations involving suspicious packages or bomb threats, with an emphasis on safety procedures, threat identification, emergency response, and recovery measures.

This document provides guidelines on how importers of explosive materials need to track and maintain records. It's essential for compliance with federal regulations and import laws.

This is a form for Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) who move the licensed premises to a different location during the term of an existing Federal Firearms License (FFL). The form serves to certify that they will conduct their firearms business or activity at a new location in compliance with state and local law.