A Nebraska Firearm Bill of Sale is a document that lays down all the material facts about the transaction of a firearm from the seller to the buyer for a fixed sum of money. It can be used to sell any firearm - pistol, rifle, or another comparable assault weapon that belongs to the category of legal handguns. The document permits the sale and purchase of new and used weapons.
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There is no uniform document for this purpose available in Nebraska. You can create your own Nebraska Firearm Bill of Sale online using our customizable template or simply download a ready-made document below. The form is useful for recordkeeping and serves as protection for both parties.
The document does not require notarization. However, it is strongly recommended that you use a notary to witness your Bill of Sale regardless.
The State of Nebraska does not require registration for either rifles or handguns. The only exception is Omaha - the city requires the registration of all handguns. The City of Lincoln asks its residents to report firearms sales that do not involve long guns typically used for sporting purposes. Also, there is no permit or license needed to possess or buy firearms. There is only one permit mandatory by the law of the state - a concealed carry permit or a handgun certificate is necessary when buying a handgun. You can apply for a concealed carry permit at your local Nebraska State Patrol if you file a filled out application, a certificate that proves you have completed a firearms safety training program, a document showing your permanent residency, valid driver's license, and proof of payment for application and required fees.
Open carry is allowed, but local governments may restrict this right. If you wish to open carry in your vehicle, the gun must be clearly visible. The gun laws in Nebraska state that any gun may be carried openly except for places where no firearms are allowed, for example, schools, police stations, churches, hospitals, federal and state buildings.
Generally, a Firearm Bill of Sale will contain the following information:
When the document is completed, reread it carefully reviewing every statement. After that, the parties may sign the document.
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