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  • Kyle1886
    Veteran Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 4107

    Senior Citizen ID

    Can a Senior Citizen CA ID be used as a valid identification that DOES NOT have the "Federal Limits Apply" for firearms purchase. Is the cut-off date for both drivers license and ID the same?

    I would assume so.

    My CA-ID expires in 2023. (I know it will not for air travel, etc.)

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    Kyle
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    kemasa
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    • Jun 2005
    • 10706

    Originally posted by Kyle1886
    Can a Senior Citizen CA ID be used as a valid identification that DOES NOT have the "Federal Limits Apply" for firearms purchase. Is the cut-off date for both drivers license and ID the same?
    Yes, it is a government ID. The federal limits apply is only an issue for licenses issued prior to 20-Jan-2019 when it was illegal alien only. For a while it was for all, but that changed.
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      Kyle1886
      Veteran Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 4107

      Thank you Kemasa for the prompt feedback.

      Kyle
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        P5Ret
        Calguns Addict
        • Oct 2010
        • 6383

        It's the same as a regular California ID, they just don't charge for it due to the "senior citizen" designation.

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          Kyle1886
          Veteran Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 4107

          Originally posted by P5Ret
          It's the same as a regular California ID, they just don't charge for it due to the "senior citizen" designation.
          ...and it's for a longer period than a drivers license or regular ID.

          My drivers license is up for renewal soon, so want to make sure I have some form of proper ID for a purchase/pick up.

          Thank you
          Kyle
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