Connecticut Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A Connecticut firearm bill of sale certifies the transfer of gun ownership in private and licensed firearm sales. Also known as form “DPS-3-C,” it is a required document when selling a handgun or revolver. Sellers must verify that the buyer has a valid firearm permit and conduct a background check before completing the transaction.

Connecticut Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Connecticut firearm bill of sale certifies the transfer of gun ownership in private and licensed firearm sales. Also known as form “DPS-3-C,” it is a required document when selling a handgun or revolver. Sellers must verify that the buyer has a valid firearm permit and conduct a background check before completing the transaction.

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A Connecticut firearm bill of sale certifies the transfer of gun ownership in private and licensed firearm sales. Also known as form “DPS-3-C,” it is a required document when selling a handgun or revolver. Sellers must verify that the buyer has a valid firearm permit and conduct a background check before completing the transaction.

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Application to Purchase a Firearm – This document must be completed when purchasing a firearm and must be retained in the seller’s records for 20 years.[1]

Connecticut Gun Laws

  • Background check required? – Yes[2]
  • Permit required to purchase? – Yes[3]
  • Permit required to concealed carry? – Yes[4]
  • Firearm laws – §§ 29-27 – 29-38p
  • Concealed carry law – § 29-28

Connecticut Pistol Permit

A valid Connecticut Pistol Permit (CTPP) is required to concealed carry. Individuals 21 and over may apply for the permit with the steps outlined below.[5]

How to Apply

  1. Complete and submit in person to a law enforcement agency the following:
  2. Obtain a fingerprint scan at the law enforcement agency’s direction.
  3. If approved, a temporary permit will be issued. Within 60 days of approval, submit the following in person to a Special Licensing & Firearms Unit:
    • Temporary permit – Known as the “Temporary State Permit to Carry Pistols and Revolvers.”
    • Application for State Permit to Carry Pistols and Revolvers – Provided by the law enforcement agency.
    • Application fee payment
    • Proof of citizenship (or lawful residency in the U.S.)