Get MA LTC-FID Application 2015

A. The local police department must send your fingerprints to the Colonel of the state police within seven days of application; the Colonel has 30 days to respond. The Card can not be issued until the Colonel's office has okayed it. It will take two to six weeks.

To obtain a BFSC, an applicant must successfully complete a basic firearms safety course. Once issued, a Massachusetts license to carry firearms is valid for up to six years from the date of issue.

The answer to that question is yes, a DUI can prevent you from getting your concealed carry permit. And if you are currently a holder, a DUI conviction can cause that permit to be suspended or revoked.

There are certain criminal convictions that will automatically disqualify you from owning a firearm. ... Offences relating to organised crime and criminal groups. Firearms or weapons offences. Fraud, dishonesty and stealing offences.

Glocks can be sold only to law enforcement officers in Massachusetts, because consumer sales are banned under state law. As such, Glock argues, Healey is misusing her investigative powers "for the ulterior purpose of harassing an out-of-state company that does not engage in in-state consumer sales."

Proof of Residency. (Massachusetts Driver's license, I.D. or School I.D.) Application fee of $100.00 (Check or money order to the Town of Middleborough)

The new 1999 Firearms Law now automatically disqualifies anyone from obtaining a license to carry (LTC) a firearm on the basis of a misdemeanor conviction which carries a penalty of more than two years. Therefore, anyone convicted of OUI will fall into this category. ... Prior to that it was only a 2 year misdemeanor.

Concealed carry is legal in Massachusetts for individuals who have a Massachusetts LTC or a formerly issued, valid Class A LTC. The minimum age is 21 years old, and LTCs are issued to residents and non-residents. LTCs require a state-approved firearms training course.

The new 1999 Firearms Law now automatically disqualifies anyone from obtaining a license to carry (LTC) a firearm on the basis of a misdemeanor conviction which carries a penalty of more than two years. Therefore, anyone convicted of OUI will fall into this category. ... Prior to that it was only a 2 year misdemeanor.

A. The local police department must send your fingerprints to the Colonel of the State Police within seven days of application; the Colonel has 30 days to respond. The License can not be issued until the Colonel's office has okayed it. The procedure takes from two to six weeks.