North Dakota Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A North Dakota firearm bill of sale is a document that records the private sale of a gun between a seller and a buyer. No background check, permit, or registration is required when selling a firearm privately. However, a bill of sale is often completed to ensure there’s proof of the firearm transaction for both parties.

North Dakota Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A North Dakota firearm bill of sale is a document that records the private sale of a gun between a seller and a buyer. No background check, permit, or registration is required when selling a firearm privately. However, a bill of sale is often completed to ensure there’s proof of the firearm transaction for both parties.

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A North Dakota firearm bill of sale is a document that records the private sale of a gun between a seller and a buyer. No background check, permit, or registration is required when selling a firearm privately. However, a bill of sale is often completed to ensure there’s proof of the firearm transaction for both parties.

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North Dakota Gun Laws

  • Background check required? – No
  • Permit required to purchase? – No
  • Permit required to concealed carry? – No[1]
  • Firearm laws – Title 62.1
  • Concealed carry law – Chapter 62.1-04

North Dakota Concealed Carry

Residents of North Dakota who are 18 and older are not required to hold a permit in order to carry a concealed weapon.[2]

A Concealed Weapon License (CWL) may be obtained in North Dakota, which allows residents to carry concealed in reciprocating states. Either a Class 1 or Class 2 license may be obtained. A Class 1 license requires more testing and has reciprocity in more states than a Class 2 license.[3]

To obtain a CWL, eligible residents will need to complete the following steps:

  1. Both Class 1 and Class 2 applicants must complete a written exam from a certified test administrator.[4]
  2. Class 1 applicants must complete additional classroom training, be able to show familiarity with the weapon, and complete a shooting test.[5]
  3. Fill and print out the Online Application.[6]
  4. Gather the following documents to attach to the application:
    • Cashier’s check or money order with the application fee made payable to ND Attorney General[7]
    • Photocopy of state-issued driver’s license or ID card[8]
    • Two sets of fingerprint cards from the county sheriff’s office
    • A certified document stating the applicant has passed applicable licensing exams.
  5. Mail all documents to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) at:

BCI-CWL
PO Box 1054
Bismarck ND 58502

The BCI will inform the applicant within 60 days if their application was approved or denied.[9]

Sources

  1. § 62.1-04-02(2)
  2. ND Attorney General – Constitutional Concealed Carry
  3. § 62.1.04-02(4)
  4. ND Attorney General – What Testing is Required?
  5. § 62.1.04-03(2)
  6. ND Attorney General – Online Application
  7. ND Attorney General – Concealed Weapon License FAQ
  8. § 62.1-04-03(6)
  9. § 62.1-04-03(4)