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1. rcmp.ca › en › firearmsApply for a firearms licence | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   possession only licence (POL) firearms acquisition certificate (FAC) be at least 12 years of age. If you are eligible and want to apply online, you must also: have a valid email address. complete safety training requirements. have a digital licence photo. have 2 pieces of government-issued identification.

2. rcmp.ca › en › firearmsIndividual Web Services | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   Access to Individual Web Services. When you sign in to the link below, you can: renew your firearms licence. check your application status. register firearms. verify a buyer's licence for a non-restricted firearms transfer. apply for an authorization to transport firearms. update your information.

3. rcmp.ca › en › firearmsLicensing information - Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Under the Firearms Act, you do not need a licence or registration certificate to have other types of bows. This includes crossbows that are longer than 500 mm that need two hands to use. A firearms licence shows that the licence holder can possess and use firearms. A registration certificate identifies a firearm and links the firearm to its owner.

4. www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca › en › firearmsLicensing - Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   Licensing. A firearms licence shows that the licence holder can possess and use firearms. A registration certificate identifies a firearm and links the firearm to its owner. You need a registration certificate for restricted and prohibited firearms. Usually if you are in possession of a firearm, you need a licence even if you are not the owner ...

5. www.grc-rcmp.gc.ca › en › servicesServices - Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   Apply for a firearms licence. Information on the types of licences required in order to possess a firearm and obtain ammunition. Renew a firearms licence . Renew your licence and update your address online. Register a firearm . Register and transfer your firearm, check the status of your application and learn basic information for classifying ...

6. firearms.rcmp.ca › en-USHome · Royal Canadian Mounted Police - firearms.rcmp.ca

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   During that time, you will need to continue to access some online services through Individual Web Services, Business Web Services, Police/Public Agency Web Services, and the Firearms Reference Table until that time. Services will also remain available on paper and through our call centre at 1-800-731-4000.

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   Who can apply for a firearms license online in Canada?

   • The online service is open to eligible Canadian residents. To be eligible to apply online you must: If you are eligible and want to apply online, you must also: If you currently live in the province of Quebec and are applying for a Possession and Acquisition Licence to be able to acquire restricted and/or prohibited firearms, you must:

   Apply for a firearms licence | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   How do I renew my Canadian Firearms License?

   • You can renew your licence online or via a mailed application if both of the following apply: To access Canadian Firearms Program services for individuals online you must: enter an authentication code that will be sent to your email when you sign in. If you do not receive this information, please check your junk mail folder

   Individual Web Services | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   What if I already have a firearms licence?

   • If you already have a licence, please register any restricted and prohibited firearms. The Possession and Acquisition Licence is the only licence currently available to new applicants. It is renewable every five years. As a general rule, applicants must have passed the Canadian Firearms Safety Course.

   Licensing information - Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   How do I register a firearm in Canada?

   • Public access to the Internet is available at kiosks in libraries and Internet cafes. There is no requirement to use the online service to register your firearm; you are still free to renew by paper form available for download on the website or by mail by contacting the Canadian Firearms Program

   Individual Web Services | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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   How do I access Canadian Firearms Program Services?

   • enter an authentication code that will be sent to your email when you sign in. If you do not receive this information, please check your junk mail folder You may be able to access Canadian Firearms Program () services using your choice of web browser, but it may not have been fully tested with the 's services.

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   Can a Canadian Firearms License be emailed?

   • Email is virtually instant, especially as more and more clients use mobile devices to receive emails while on-the-go. In the future the Canadian Firearms Program will be able to offer clients the choice to email vital updates and communications about your licence in a timely manner.

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8. www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca › firearms-armes-a-feu › licenceNew firearms possession and acquisition licence cards

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   Starting January 2023, firearms Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) cards will have a different look, and contain enhanced security features. Front of the new PAL card. Back of the new PAL card. Three versions of the valid PAL cards will be in circulation over the next five years as the Canadian Firearms Program transitions to the new PAL ...