Who fills out Form 4473?

Who fills out Form 4473?

The ATF 4473 form, or Firearms Transaction Record, should be completed by both the seller and the buyer of the firearm.

What is the firearm Form 4473?

A Firearms Transaction Record, or ATF Form 4473, is a six-page form prescribed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) required to be completed when a person proposes to purchase a firearm from a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder, such as a gun dealer.

Does the Form 4473 have to be filled out in person?

If you want to buy a firearm from a person who is not a licensed dealer, most states won’t require that you fill out Form 4473. However, if purchasing a handgun from a private individual, Form 4473 has to be filled out before the sale can take place.

Where can I order form 4473?

the ATF Distribution Center
ATF Forms 4473 are available free of charge from the ATF Distribution Center. Forms may be ordered online at www.atf.gov/distribution-center-order-form.

How do I get a copy of Form 4473?

Forms may also be ordered online or you may print the Form 4473 from ATF’s website and make copies as needed. Please note that all pages of the Form 4473 must be printed and retained as a part of your permanent records.

Is there a new 4473 form for ATF?

ATF Form 4473, Firearms Transaction Record (Form 4473) has been revised. This page highlights the significant changes to the form. It is highly suggested that you review the entire revised form and all persons using this form must certify that they have read and understand all of the Notices, Instructions, and Definitions.

When to record a new NICS check on Form 4473?

If more than 30 days have elapsed and a new NICS check is required, record the new transaction number, date of contact and the response provided by NICS or the State on this Form 4473 in questions 27.a.-27.c. Note: States acting as points of contact for NICS checks may use terms other than “proceed,” “delayed,” “cancelled,” or “denied.”