Firearms Application Fees In Riverside
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The Initial Concealed Carry Weapons Training Course offered by Right 2 Bear in Riverside County is a comprehensive 16 hour course. The 2 Day Program is designed to meet the requirements for issuance of an initial California Concealed Carry Weapons Permit (CCW) by the Riverside County Sheriff's Office.
Application Process Personal Interview. You will be required to complete a 16 hour California Concealed Carry Weapons (CCW) Course approved by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. You will be required to contact “The Counseling Team” for your Psychological Exam.
Submitting an Initial Application for a Firearms Permit Before submitting your application to the Bureau, review the list of common application deficiencies to avoid application processing delays. Applicants may apply for Firearms Permit online via BreEZe.
It is your responsibility to complete all paperwork with DOJ before any firearm is listed on your CCW. There is no minimum caliber requirement for a firearm to be included on a CCW.
You must bring in, all firearms that you want on your CCW (limit 6, no smaller than . 380, no larger than . 45 caliber) UNLOADED to the class. Leave all ammo in your vehicle and have your ID ready upon arrival.
Pistols, revolvers and other firearms capable of being concealed upon the person. What is the minimum age in California to get a concealed carry license? The minimum age is 21 years old.
NEW CCW Applicants: Be prepared to scan a copy of your valid California driver's license, or state issued ID, which has your current address in Riverside County. Your state issued ID must have your current residential or mailing address.
CCW license applications are processed through a convenient, online process which takes approximately 90-120 days to complete. CCW licenses are valid for two years from the date of issuance. In order to qualify for a CCW license, an applicant must be: A U.S. Citizen.
Unless the buyer holds a valid FFL, the seller cannot ship the gun directly to the buyer. Most states have a waiting period before the final transfer of the firearm is permitted. In California, for example, the waiting period is 10 days.
