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I have a question on intrafamilial transfers. I currently have 34 various firearms in law enforcement custody due to a divorce. I spoke with an attorney regarding recovery of the items and was told I could do an intrafamilial transfer to a California based relative and have them recover the items. From my research on here, I am limited to 1 in 30 for the pistols, does anyone know 100% of that is true? Also, is it $19 per firearm or per packet I send them? If I can send in all of the rifles and 1 pistol on the form it would be somewhat quicker to recover, but would prefer to be able to do all of them in one shot to get them out sooner.
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How long are they going to retain them takes a long time to get response from cadoj. You cannot just send money and docs and have them do legr. Relative must be son or daughter or father or mother. -
Intra-familial only applies to a grandparent, parent, child, or grandchild relationship and does not include any in-law or step relations.
As long as no CA FFL dealer is involved, there is no 1 in 30 day wait for an intra-familial firearm transfer.
It is a $19 fee per report submission.
^Any number of firearms can be added to the report.
It may take 6-24 months, after the payment is cashed in, for CA DOJ BOF to mail out an acknowledgement letter for a Report of Intra-Familial Firearm Transaction.
^Submitting it via CFARS, may be the fastest method and it will allow the person that submitted the report to check its status (pending, complete, etc) on a daily basis.
After the report is completed, the immediate family member that submitted the report can then submit a LER via CFARS, in order to get authorization to have the firearms released to them.
^Effective 12-01-2021, the LER can only be submitted via CFARS and any paper LER submitted after 11-30-2021 will be rejected.sigpic
"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - Dalai Lama (Seattle Times, 05-15-2001).Comment
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It would be going up in the family tree, son to father.
When submitting on the cfars site, can I simply submit a list in the file submission portion, or do I need to add them in the boxes above the file option? Either way, sounds like the fastest route will be to submit online so that I can check status.[/SIGPIC]Comment
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Have a FFL go pick them up ASAP.
FFL can then transfer or sell to someone that can own them
LE is not going to hold them for months.
LE may charge you storage fees.sigpicComment
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As usuall Quiet has right answers. He is one of our brighter ambulance chasers. (LOL) I thought it was LEGR Law Enforcement Gun Release>Comment
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I agree.
After a certain length of time, a LE agency is suppose to destroy or dispose of the firearms they take into custody. [PC 34000-34010]
LE agency can charge $20 for the initial firearm and $3 for each additional firearm or ammunition feeding device.
The risk of doing an intra-familial transfer then LER is by the time it gets completed, the LE agency has already destroyed the firearms due to the length of time they can be held exceeding what is allowed under CA laws.
From 2019 through 2021, CA laws regarding return of a firearm from LE custody were amended several times.
Effective 07-01-2021, the LEGR was replaced by the LER and the LER can only be submitted online via CFARS.
Effective 12-01-2021, the LEGR were no longer valid applications and get automatically rejected.Last edited by Quiet; 06-09-2023, 3:52 PM.sigpic
"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - Dalai Lama (Seattle Times, 05-15-2001).Comment
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