Illinois Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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An Illinois firearm bill of sale allows the buyer and seller of a firearm to sign off on the details of the transaction. Buyers in private sales are required to submit a transfer record to a licensed firearms dealer within 10 days of purchase; the bill of sale can be used for this purpose. Upon the completion of a sale, sellers must withhold the firearm for 72 hours before delivering it to the buyer.

Illinois Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Illinois firearm bill of sale allows the buyer and seller of a firearm to sign off on the details of the transaction. Buyers in private sales are required to submit a transfer record to a licensed firearms dealer within 10 days of purchase; the bill of sale can be used for this purpose. Upon the completion of a sale, sellers must withhold the firearm for 72 hours before delivering it to the buyer.

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An Illinois firearm bill of sale allows the buyer and seller of a firearm to sign off on the details of the transaction. Buyers in private sales are required to submit a transfer record to a licensed firearms dealer within 10 days of purchase; the bill of sale can be used for this purpose. Upon the completion of a sale, sellers must withhold the firearm for 72 hours before delivering it to the buyer.

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Illinois Gun Laws

  • Background check required? – Yes. Private sellers must contact the Illinois State Police to perform a background check on the buyer.[1]
  • Permit required to purchase? – Yes. A Firearm Owner’s Identification Card (FOID) is required.[2]
  • Permit required to concealed carry? – Yes[3]
  • Firearm laws – Chapter 430, Act 65 – 68
  • Concealed carry law – Chapter 430, Act 66
Private Firearm Sales – Buyers must provide a sale record to a licensed dealer within 10 days. Furthermore, sellers must wait 72 hours after a sale before giving the firearm to the buyer.[4]

Illinois Concealed Carry

A valid concealed carry license (CCL) is required to carry a concealed weapon.[5] Residents who are at least 21 and meet the eligibility rules may apply for the license online. The criteria below are required when applying:

  • Completion of concealed carry training from an approved instructor.
  • A valid FOID card (unless the applicant is in the process of obtaining one).
  • Proof of residency for previous 10 years.
  • A fingerprint scan.

A FOID card allows individuals to own or purchase firearms. Individuals 21 and older can apply for the card online for a fee.