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Request for Inclusion in the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List - Utah
Request for Inclusion in the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List is a legal document that was released by the Utah Department of Public Safety - a government authority operating within Utah.
FAQ
Q: What is the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List?
A: The Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List is a list that individuals can request to be included in if they wish to temporarily restrict their access to firearms.
Q: Who can request to be included in the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List?
A: Any individual who wants to voluntarily restrict their access to firearms can request to be included in the list.
Q: Why would someone want to be included in the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List?
A: People may want to be included in the list if they feel that they are a danger to themselves or others and want to temporarily remove access to firearms.
Q: How can someone request inclusion in the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List in Utah?
A: To request inclusion in the list, individuals must complete an application available through the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification.
Q: What happens after someone is included in the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List?
A: Once someone is included in the list, their name will be flagged when a background check is conducted to purchase a firearm, preventing the sale or transfer of firearms to them during the designated period of restriction.
Q: How long does the temporary firearms restriction last?
A: The length of the temporary firearms restriction is determined by the individual when they request inclusion in the list, with options ranging from 60 days to 2 years.
Q: Can someone request to be removed from the Voluntary Temporary Firearms Restriction List before the designated period is over?
A: Yes, individuals can request to be removed from the list before the designated period is over by submitting a written request to the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification.
Form Details:
- Released on April 1, 2021;
- The latest edition currently provided by the Utah Department of Public Safety;
- Ready to use and print;
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