Nebraska Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A Nebraska firearm bill of sale is a document used to record the private sale of a firearm between two individuals. Once completed, the form includes the price and date, a weapon description including the serial number, and the signatures of the parties involved. The form isn’t a legal requirement but serves as a proof of purchase and transfer of ownership.

Nebraska Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Nebraska firearm bill of sale is a document used to record the private sale of a firearm between two individuals. Once completed, the form includes the price and date, a weapon description including the serial number, and the signatures of the parties involved. The form isn’t a legal requirement but serves as a proof of purchase and transfer of ownership.

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A Nebraska firearm bill of sale is a document used to record the private sale of a firearm between two individuals. Once completed, the form includes the price and date, a weapon description including the serial number, and the signatures of the parties involved. The form isn’t a legal requirement but serves as a proof of purchase and transfer of ownership.

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Nebraska Gun Laws

Nebraska Concealed Carry

In Nebraska, a concealed handgun permit is not required as long as the holder is at least 21 and not otherwise prohibited by law. Nebraska residents may still opt to apply for a permit if they wish, as it may useful for reciprocity in other states.

How to Apply

Individuals may apply for a concealed handgun permit by taking the following steps:

  1. Take a certified gun training and safety course.[3]
  2. Fill out the Concealed Handgun Permit Application.
  3. Schedule an appointment with the Nebraska State Patrol.
  4. Bring the application, proof of training, and proof of vision via a driver’s license or a statement from an eye doctor.[4]
  5. Get fingerprinted, pass a background check, and pay applicable fees.[5]

The application will be processed within 45 days.[6]

Sources

  1. § 69-2404
  2. § 28-1202.01(1)
  3. § 69-2429(5)(a)
  4. § 69-2430(1)
  5. § 69-2431
  6. § 69-2430(3)(b)