DROs question.

[jtmkinsd]

Wasn't trying to be argumentative...I said several times that some shops may require extra paperwork because they're overly cautious and have the "more is better" attitude. I apologize if something I posted struck you in an argumentative tone...that was not my intent.

I like to keep things as simple as I possibly can...and the less paperwork I have to hang on to for 20 years, the better. And if I did things based on "what could happen", every transaction would take an hour, and generate a phone book size stack of paper.

[halifax]

Wasn't trying to be argumentative...I said several times that some shops may require extra paperwork because they're overly cautious and have the "more is better" attitude. I apologize if something I posted struck you in an argumentative tone...that was not my intent.

I like to keep things as simple as I possibly can...and the less paperwork I have to hang on to for 20 years, the better. And if I did things based on "what could happen", every transaction would take an hour, and generate a phone book size stack of paper.

And probably get you "outed" here on CGN as one of those "don't know anything about the law" dealers that the membership needs to boycot.

[LBDamned]

Wasn't trying to be argumentative...I said several times that some shops may require extra paperwork because they're overly cautious and have the "more is better" attitude. I apologize if something I posted struck you in an argumentative tone...that was not my intent.

I like to keep things as simple as I possibly can...and the less paperwork I have to hang on to for 20 years, the better. And if I did things based on "what could happen", every transaction would take an hour, and generate a phone book size stack of paper.

I hear ya - I dont like mega files either - and paper-work for the sake of regulations often are a waste of everyone's time (but employs government auditors)...

I'm not sure how a second document with physical residence significantly adds to the time or size - but I get it, you dont like it... I've always been required to provide it and it takes me way more time to happen than dealer (and trust me, I don't like it either)...

Simple is good until you realize an extra step could have saved a boatload of headache and problems... but we all conduct business the way we feel is best.

[LBDamned]

And probably get you "outed" here on CGN as one of those "don't know anything about the law" dealers that the membership needs to boycot.

ooopsie.... wut

[jtmkinsd]

And probably get you "outed" here on CGN as one of those "don't know anything about the law" dealers that the membership needs to boycot.

Yup...lol...in a heartbeat.

[jtmkinsd]

My understanding is your DL has to have your current home address, in addition to a second form of home address confirmation like a car registration and of course your HSC

For what it's worth...it does not. You must have a valid CA DL/ID. Having a valid DL/ID has nothing to do with the address that is on the face of it. You can write your current address on the back...and it is still valid.

[heavyzevy]

Lease will work as long as it matches your DL. Some stores might want it to be notorized also. That's what I have been using for awhile.

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I don't have my own lease. I live with my parents so I have no utility bill or car in my name... from what I understand I can sign a lease with them for pennies a month for one of their rooms right? Would this lease agreement to the job for me?
Does anyone know if Oak Tree gun in Newhall needs it notorized? Anyone has ever done this before?

[knucklehead]

That's what I did. Me an my girlfriend rent a house from my dad. I have nothing in my name mind you. So the dude at the gun shop told me to get a lease afreament from staples an fill it out. I did an that is what I have been using for sometime now. Make sure to fill it out An have your dad/mom sign as landlord also.


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[heavyzevy]

That's what I did. Me an my girlfriend rent a house from my dad. I have nothing in my name mind you. So the dude at the gun shop told me to get a lease afreament from staples an fill it out.

Does it need to be from staples? Would this do???

http://www.mojolaw.com/forms/rt16f

I have been looking but can't seem to find any official form.

[SixPointEight]

It doesn't have to be done at staples, but draw up something and have it notarized. Many dealers require a lease like that to be notarized to accept it.

As to the OP, your proof of residency must match what's on the 4473, and in the DROS system, NOT your ID. In fact, what's on the ID doesn't matter, because if it's used as an ID, it CAN'T be used as proof of residency. That makes me wonder though, if someone has a CA id card, and a CDL, can one of them be an ID and the other a proof of residency?

[heavyzevy]

So that link should be fine? Seems so weird to me that they wouldn't except my passport, or bank statements, but they would except a form I print off the web and have "rent" from my parents for $.50 a month...

[SixPointEight]

So that link should be fine? Seems so weird to me that they wouldn't except my passport, or bank statements, but they would except a form I print off the web and have "rent" from my parents for $.50 a month...

If it's notarized, has your name, physical address, and an expiration date, it's good. That's our general rule of thumb.

The caveat being it must be something physically tied to a place. Gas, electric, water, rent, etc. Your $0.50 lease is technically a legally binding rental agreement. The fact that it's between you and your parents, and for pennies a month is irrelevant.

[heavyzevy]

Your $0.50 lease is technically a legally binding rental agreement.

Damn, this thing is gonna cost me! I hope my parents don't use this to somehow use this to legally evict me