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To legally carry guns in Florida an individual needs to primarily be a permanent resident of the state. Visitors should carry the weapon at all times and that can be considered a danger to the community, but if you bring a city permit from the city you reside or get a temporary permit in Miami that lets you keep the gun. View Service
First, you choose a firearm at a license gun dealer. Then, you fill out the BATF form 4473 given to you by the dealer to check your background. You are requires to provide a valid form of identification. The dealer contact your information and determine your eligibility to purchase a firearm. View Service
For those who commit serious crimes can be deported even if they are legal residents of the country. The truth is that the legal resident can be deported from the United States if he/she commits a felony. Illegal possession of weapons may also be considered a serious offense and lead to a deportation. If this is the case it is very important to get legal representation not only for illegal possession of firearms, but also to the change in immigration status that might appear. View Service
Illegal possession of firearms is considered a federal crime and especially if it is used in crimes affecting the national security. View Service
It may be obtained from FDLE (Florida Department of Law Enforcement) for specific fee using the online site criminal history search, by mail or by visiting your city police department. View Service
The answer is yes; under federal law a firearm authorization be issued by any state does not excused you. View Service
There are several requirements to buy a handgun in the state of Florida.They include:
Unfortunately, the only way you will find out is visiting the dealer where you did the purchase; if the dealer doesnt exist ever, you need to contact the National Tracing Center though they only keeps records of firearms purchased from federally licensed gun dealers. View Service