Gun Registration Requirements In Georgia
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Georgia Weapons Carry License Applications must be submitted online. Applicants will complete the application and answer all questions online before coming to the court to sign the application.
While you may legally store your firearm in your home, motor vehicle or place of business without having a license, you must apply for a license with your county probate court if you intend to carry it outside of your own property.
Let the officer know if you are carrying a gun or a weapon: If your weapon is in the glove compartment with your registration and insurance, it is best to inform the officer, and do not reach for anything unless instructed to do so by the officer.
Any person not so licensed who is of age and who is not a convicted felon also may transport a loaded firearm in any private passenger motor vehicle in an open manner and fully exposed to view or in a glove compartment or console.
Pursuant to Georgia Code 16-11-126(a), any person who is not prohibited by law from possessing a handgun or long gun may have or carry on his or her person a weapon or long gun on his or her property or inside his or her home, motor vehicle, or place of business without a valid weapons carry license.
If you're legally detained and an officer asks if you have weapons on your person or accessible to you in your vehicle, yes, you need to tell them.
