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Drafteligibility
A Personal Firearms Eligibility Check is an individual-requested DOJ records review authorized by Penal Code section 30105. The statute describes examination of authorized records and a notification framed as of the date the check was completed. [1] It also states that a later covered firearm transaction still requires the applicable background check and waiting period. [1] The review therefore documents a dated eligibility determination; it is not a continuing license or a substitute for subsequent required screening. [1]
- 1. Penal Code §30105retrieved 2026-10-04
See also
- 10-day wait
The waiting period between your paperwork and pickup: ten 24-hour periods, then you return to the dealer to take your firearm home.
About this glossary
This entry is one of 153 defined terms in the CalGunHub glossary of California and federal firearm-law vocabulary. The 11 core terms are short plain-English definitions; the extended terms are cited research drafts, labelled as drafts, with their statutory sources listed under each entry. Every definition here is informational only and is not legal advice.
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