Georgia Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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Georgia Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Georgia firearm bill of sale documents a firearm’s change of ownership in a private sale. The document establishes the weapon’s sale price, serial number, and its seller and purchaser. Sellers do not need to run background checks on the purchaser, though they should ensure that the purchaser is not underage and is not otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm.

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A Georgia firearm bill of sale documents a firearm’s change of ownership in a private sale. The document establishes the weapon’s sale price, serial number, and its seller and purchaser. Sellers do not need to run background checks on the purchaser, though they should ensure that the purchaser is not underage and is not otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm.

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Georgia Gun Laws

Georgia Concealed Carry

Permits are not required to concealed carry a firearm. A Weapons Carry License (WCL) is available to residents 21 years or older (or 18 or older for service members) who meet the eligibility requirements.

A WCL can be obtained by submitting in person to the County Probate Court the following:

  • WCL application (provided by the clerk)
  • Proof of identity, Georgia residency, and US citizenship (or INS number)
  • License fees payment
  • Fingerprints (taken at the court or police department if instructed by the court)

The court will perform background checks on the applicant before issuing a WCL.[2]

Georgia Concealed Carry Reciprocity

A WCL will allow the holder to concealed carry in states with a reciprocity agreement with Georgia. A list of states that recognize the WCL can be found online.