Intra Family or DROS

[robnbritt]

Say a father loaned his son a handgun years ago and has since moved out of state when he retired. Handgun was stored in son's safe and now father says just keep it.

Does son need to file the intra family transfer form with DOJ and pay the $19 or do they need to go through an ffl and DROS it to the son?

The handgun in question is registered to the father but is not on the roster. It was bought prior to the roster.

If DROS is the answer then would they both need to be present?

Thanks

[Quiet]

Intra-familial transfer.

Transfer occured when the parent was still a CA resident.
Since legally, a loan of a firearm can only be for 30 days or less.

There is no penalty for submitting the form late.

[VytamenC Tactical]

ca doj website actually has the forms you download it fill it out and send it in. the last one i did was about 6 months ago it took about 6 weeks to get the paper work back from the state

[robnbritt]

Thanks for the info