Does the ATF (or CA DOJ) holds a "searchable" database for the errors they find in FFL audit? If so, will that database contains the buyer's identification?
Long story here:
Some time ago I bought a new handgun from an FFL dealer (large retail shop, not gun show). DROS is approved and I took delivery after 10 day wait period. So far so good. However, after ~ 1 month since I took delivery, the shop called me and said they were being audited and they don't have copy for one of my paperwork that shows I am eligible for firearm purchase. So I went back and let them make a copy. The shop said I was all set.
Recently I began to thought about a problem. When ATF audited the shop and found out the issue, do they keep track of the error in a database and is my identification in that database?
I am asking because now I need to do a FBI criminal background check (the rap sheet, I believe) and Name check (name check is to search FBI files to see if I am an subject of investigation or if I am mentioned in an investigation). I hope the incident will not show up in those checks.
Long story here:
Some time ago I bought a new handgun from an FFL dealer (large retail shop, not gun show). DROS is approved and I took delivery after 10 day wait period. So far so good. However, after ~ 1 month since I took delivery, the shop called me and said they were being audited and they don't have copy for one of my paperwork that shows I am eligible for firearm purchase. So I went back and let them make a copy. The shop said I was all set.
Recently I began to thought about a problem. When ATF audited the shop and found out the issue, do they keep track of the error in a database and is my identification in that database?
I am asking because now I need to do a FBI criminal background check (the rap sheet, I believe) and Name check (name check is to search FBI files to see if I am an subject of investigation or if I am mentioned in an investigation). I hope the incident will not show up in those checks.

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