Get Form 1062 Firearms 2020-2024

The prescribed fee for firearm registration in NSW is $10 per firearm. The $10 fee is payable to the Firearms Registry by completing the credit card section on the back of the P558 form. If you are a pensioner or a primary producer, you are exempt from the fee.

Therefore, a person who holds a firearms licence or permit in another State or Territory is not authorised to possess or use firearms registered to that interstate licence or permit in NSW, except where the NSW legislation provides for recognition of that interstate licence or permit.

+61 444 444 444.

For non-urgent police assistance, reporting minor crime and all general enquiries, please contact the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.

The prescribed fee for firearm registration in NSW is $10 per firearm. The $10 fee is payable to the Firearms Registry by completing the credit card section on the back of the P558 form. If you are a pensioner or a primary producer, you are exempt from the fee.

If you are visiting Queensland from another state, your interstate licence is mutually recognised provided: You are licensed for the same purpose on your interstate licence, and.

Therefore, a person who holds a firearms licence or permit in another State or Territory is not authorised to possess or use firearms registered to that interstate licence or permit in NSW, except where the NSW legislation provides for recognition of that interstate licence or permit.

You can contact firearms registry on (08) 8922 3543 or email firearmsregistry@pfes.nt.gov.au.

+61 444 444 444.

For non-urgent police assistance, reporting minor crime and all general enquiries, please contact the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.

Unfortunately, there is no way to 'transfer' licenses between states. If you are moving to Queensland and have a current interstate licence, you will need to make application for a new licence in Queensland, but may not be required to complete a weapons safety course.

How long does it take to issue my licence? There is a legislated mandatory 28 day waiting period on all new applications; however, some applications may take longer to process. The Firearms Registry fully reviews all new licence applicants to ensure they satisfy their licensing requirement.

If you are visiting Queensland from another state, your interstate licence is mutually recognised provided: You are licensed for the same purpose on your interstate licence, and.

Under Section 7(1) of the Firearms Act, a person must not possess a prohibited firearm or pistol unless authorised by a permit or licence. Prohibited firearms include machine guns, sub-machine guns and self-loading or pump-action shotguns. The maximum penalty for this offence is imprisonment for 14 years.

You can contact firearms registry on (08) 8922 3543 or email firearmsregistry@pfes.nt.gov.au.

A firearm cannot be legally sold, bought or acquired unless you (the purchaser) have a valid permit to acquire and the transaction takes place through a licensed firearms dealer. You must already hold a relevant licence or permit authorising the use or possession of the firearm.

Unfortunately, there is no way to 'transfer' licenses between states. If you are moving to Queensland and have a current interstate licence, you will need to make application for a new licence in Queensland, but may not be required to complete a weapons safety course.

+61 444 444 444.

How long does it take to issue my licence? There is a legislated mandatory 28 day waiting period on all new applications; however, some applications may take longer to process. The Firearms Registry fully reviews all new licence applicants to ensure they satisfy their licensing requirement.

Under Section 7(1) of the Firearms Act, a person must not possess a prohibited firearm or pistol unless authorised by a permit or licence. Prohibited firearms include machine guns, sub-machine guns and self-loading or pump-action shotguns. The maximum penalty for this offence is imprisonment for 14 years.

A firearm cannot be legally sold, bought or acquired unless you (the purchaser) have a valid permit to acquire and the transaction takes place through a licensed firearms dealer. You must already hold a relevant licence or permit authorising the use or possession of the firearm.

+61 444 444 444.

The prescribed fee for firearm registration in NSW is $10 per firearm. The $10 fee is payable to the Firearms Registry by completing the credit card section on the back of the P558 form. If you are a pensioner or a primary producer, you are exempt from the fee.

Therefore, a person who holds a firearms licence or permit in another State or Territory is not authorised to possess or use firearms registered to that interstate licence or permit in NSW, except where the NSW legislation provides for recognition of that interstate licence or permit.

+61 444 444 444.

For non-urgent police assistance, reporting minor crime and all general enquiries, please contact the Police Assistance Line on 131 444.

If you are visiting Queensland from another state, your interstate licence is mutually recognised provided: You are licensed for the same purpose on your interstate licence, and.

You can contact firearms registry on (08) 8922 3543 or email firearmsregistry@pfes.nt.gov.au.

Unfortunately, there is no way to 'transfer' licenses between states. If you are moving to Queensland and have a current interstate licence, you will need to make application for a new licence in Queensland, but may not be required to complete a weapons safety course.

How long does it take to issue my licence? There is a legislated mandatory 28 day waiting period on all new applications; however, some applications may take longer to process. The Firearms Registry fully reviews all new licence applicants to ensure they satisfy their licensing requirement.

Under Section 7(1) of the Firearms Act, a person must not possess a prohibited firearm or pistol unless authorised by a permit or licence. Prohibited firearms include machine guns, sub-machine guns and self-loading or pump-action shotguns. The maximum penalty for this offence is imprisonment for 14 years.

A firearm cannot be legally sold, bought or acquired unless you (the purchaser) have a valid permit to acquire and the transaction takes place through a licensed firearms dealer. You must already hold a relevant licence or permit authorising the use or possession of the firearm.

+61 444 444 444.