PPT- Seller from Out of State buyer From CA

[Milspec714]

Ok I have done plenty PPT's. But this one is new and need some clarification..

So the seller is from out of state and the buyer is from Ca.. and they are both obviously coming to me for PPT..

question is

What documents do I need from the out of stater?? or how do I approach this?

any and all help is always appreciated

[Librarian]

Unless the out of state person has CA ID showing a CA residence, or Military ID, with PCS orders to CA, that isn't a CA-allowed PPT.

It is, instead, an interstate transfer, from out of state seller to CA buyer, and if a handgun, the Roster applies.

[Milspec714]

Ok... ahhh thanks for finalizing that thought.. so what would i do now..??? Its actually a rifle.. so the ca customer can just receive it than from out of stater?

[Librarian]

Presuming no 'assault weapon' involvement, I believe that should be fine.

Exactly how the paperwork flows, I am not privileged to know.

[halifax]

Ok... ahhh thanks for finalizing that thought.. so what would i do now..??? Its actually a rifle.. so the ca customer can just receive it than from out of stater?

The out-of-stater hands it to the FFL and the FFL does a dealer "sale" to you (i.e., it is not a PPT). The FFL will probably want to copy the out-of-stater's DL/ID for his records. The FFL can charge anything he wants for such a transfer, so ask first. Fifty dollars plus $25 DROS would not be out of line but you may find one cheaper.

[kemasa]

The out-of-stater hands it to the FFL and the FFL does a dealer "sale" to you (i.e., it is not a PPT). The FFL will probably want to copy the out-of-stater's DL/ID for his records. The FFL can charge anything he wants for such a transfer, so ask first. Fifty dollars plus $25 DROS would not be out of line but you may find one cheaper.

It is the FFL who is asking :-).

For the FFL, it is just like the firearm was shipped and you do the transfer. The only difference is that the person is delivering it. It is a good idea to get a copy of the ID of the seller, but since the person is coming in person, just writing down the information is acceptable as you can see the person and the ID.

As was said above, you can charge anything that you want since it is not a PPT.

[islandviewent]

and if i am not mistaken.. since it is an out of state sale tax needs to be collected as well.

[kemasa]

Yes, there would be sales tax on the firearm, as well as the transfer fee.

[Milspec714]

Gentleman... thank you all... OUTSTANDING....