Firearms-Safety Training Record - Arizona

Firearms-Safety Training Record is a legal document that was released by the Arizona Department of Public Safety - a government authority operating within Arizona.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of a firearms-safety training record?
A: The purpose of a firearms-safety training record is to document an individual's completion of firearms safety training.

Q: Who is required to have a firearms-safety training record in Arizona?
A: In Arizona, anyone who applies for a concealed carry permit or purchases a firearm from a licensed firearms dealer is required to have a firearms-safety training record.

Q: What information is included in a firearms-safety training record?
A: A firearms-safety training record typically includes the individual's name, the date of training, the name of the instructor or training organization, and details of the training completed.

Q: How can someone obtain a firearms-safety training record in Arizona?
A: To obtain a firearms-safety training record in Arizona, an individual must complete an approved firearms safety training course and receive a certificate or other documentation from the instructor or training organization.

Q: Is there an expiration date for a firearms-safety training record in Arizona?
A: Yes, firearms-safety training records in Arizona are valid for five years from the date of training.

Q: Can someone use a firearms-safety training record from another state in Arizona?
A: No, firearms-safety training records obtained from another state are not valid in Arizona. An individual must complete an approved training course within Arizona to obtain a valid firearms-safety training record.

Q: What are the consequences of not having a firearms-safety training record in Arizona?
A: Failure to have a valid firearms-safety training record may result in the denial of a concealed carry permit application or the inability to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer in Arizona.