CFLC FFL Expired Early!

[kemasa]

It gets better. I sent email to try to get it fixed and this is the response I got back:

Automatic reply: updating information
Date: Thu 30-Mar-2017 06:35:30 pm
From: DOJCFLC <dojcflc@doj.ca.gov>

I will be out of the office until Monday, April 03.

[ArmsUnlimited]

Kemasa you are absolutely wrong on the statement they are not a licensed dealer if all they have is an FFL. In CA your statement may be true, in CA the CFLC system blocks you from sending or receiving firearms, essentially conflicting with your FFL, if your local business license or any other requirements expire. And by law you must have an active CFLC to send/receive firearms in CA

In the majority of America where we have real freedoms and are given the benefit of the doubt before being penalized all we need is a valid FFL to send or receive firearms. In Las Vegas, NV if my business license expires I can still send/receive firearms, there is no federal law against it so long as my FFL is valid. The great state of Nevada has no law that nullifies my FFL because my city business license is expired. I would not be at risk of being arrested for this like California

[kemasa]

Read the FFL application. As a condition you agree that you will get all the required; licenses/permits. Check with the BATF.

Just because it is not as controlled does not mean it is not required.

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[acespawnshop]

Just another example of how CA tries to make it as difficult as possible for people to purchase firearms, or be a dealer, while collecting the maximum amount from the sales and fees as possible.

[kemasa]

Kemasa you are absolutely wrong on the statement they are not a licensed dealer if all they have is an FFL. In CA your statement may be true, in CA the CFLC system blocks you from sending or receiving firearms, essentially conflicting with your FFL, if your local business license or any other requirements expire. And by law you must have an active CFLC to send/receive firearms in CA

Really? So please explain how state and local laws can be ignored. You might want to also look at Federal law. It might surprise you but the BATF can revoke your FFL if you don't have the required licenses/permits. So then explain how exactly I am wrong.

The CFLC forces that the required licenses/permits are valid, but just because other states don't do that does not mean that it is suddenly legal.

Unless there is no state or local law which requires business licenses/permits, then those are actually needed to be able to conduct business.

In the majority of America where we have real freedoms and are given the benefit of the doubt before being penalized all we need is a valid FFL to send or receive firearms. In Las Vegas, NV if my business license expires I can still send/receive firearms, there is no federal law against it so long as my FFL is valid. The great state of Nevada has no law that nullifies my FFL because my city business license is expired. I would not be at risk of being arrested for this like California

You might want to actually check with your state and local laws. In order to conduct business you need to be licensed. If your city business license expires, then it might be illegal for you to conduct business and most likely it is.

Yes, there is the free state issue, but you know it is not as free as you want to claim.

You can have a Drivers License which requires you to wear glasses and if you lose your glasses it is not legal for you to drive even though you have a Drivers License.