DOJ form fees?

[cyberfish2]

I have filled out the reporting form for the C&R Calif. DOJ for two guns I got at the Reno show this past weekend.
Before I seal the envelope with the requested $19 processing fee, I need to know, is that per gun, or will that cover both guns on the same form?

[ccandgc]

For both.

[Gutter]

This may be more convenient for you instead of mailing:

https://cfars.doj.ca.gov

[cyberfish2]

For both.

Thanks. I didn't want to get it back for lack of fees.

[cyberfish2]

This may be more convenient for you instead of mailing:

https://cfars.doj.ca.gov

Thanks, I looked at the site. I will likely stick with a check, since I just had a CC account hacked.

[1bulletBarney]

Watch your checking account. When you see the check post (3-4 weeks), you know the DOJ received the form and cashed the check. Don't lose any sleep waiting for the confirmation letter because the DOJ is in no hurry to that end...

[Gutter]

Watch your checking account. When you see the check post (3-4 weeks), you know the DOJ received the form and cashed the check. Don't lose any sleep waiting for the confirmation letter because the DOJ is in no hurry to that end...

They're averaging about one month in turn around time as of my last four submissions.

[pacrat]

A word of caution.

DO NOT WRITE CHECKS USING A REGULAR BALL POINT PEN.

Only use "GEL" pens to write checks or fill in MOs with. Especially if you are going to mail them.

It's no longer just thieves stealing mail from mail boxes. A recent arrest of 33 USPS employees in Orange and LA Counties, and recovery of thousands of pieces of mail at their residences. Proves that even dropping a USPS MO/Check into the slot at a PO is NOT safe from theft....washing....and cashing by USPS employees.


JM2c....BTDT.