COE Question

[Drew 4]

Let me start off by saying I

[Tactical Monkey 51]

COE, face to face, both having matching Driver License and FID cards = good to go.

 

You do not have to provide one to your local PD, or anyone for that matter. However you should both retain a copy (think weapon stolen and used in a crime).

 

As for your cousin, lucky b*stard.... :clap:

[Malsua 1,422]

COE, face to face, both having matching Driver License and FID cards = good to go.

 

You do not have to provide one to your local PD, or anyone for that matter. However you should both retain a copy (think weapon stolen and used in a crime).

 

As for your cousin, lucky b*stard.... :clap:

 

+1

[coldsolderjoint 84]

Its not a scanned copy on the state police website, it is a fillable PDF. You can type all the information into it, print out 2 copies, sign it, and each keep a copy. And your good to go.

 

PS: If you wanted to get really technical about it for future use, only the receiver needs an FPID.

[Drew 4]

Its not a scanned copy on the state police website, it is a fillable PDF. You can type all the information into it, print out 2 copies, sign it, and each keep a copy. And your good to go.

 

PS: If you wanted to get really technical about it for future use, only the receiver needs an FPID.

 

I see. The only reason I thought to get the original, is because at the bottom of the form it states "White copy is to be retained by the transferor... Yellow copy is to be retained by the receiver" which would suggest that this was written for carbon copy paper. Mind you im not paranoid, however with this particular rifle I wanted to do this transfer by the book. The WASR already appears to be on thin ice in NJ. :evil:

[coldsolderjoint 84]

Its not a scanned copy on the state police website, it is a fillable PDF. You can type all the information into it, print out 2 copies, sign it, and each keep a copy. And your good to go.

 

PS: If you wanted to get really technical about it for future use, only the receiver needs an FPID.

 

I see. The only reason I thought to get the original, is because at the bottom of the form it states "White copy is to be retained by the transferor... Yellow copy is to be retained by the receiver" which would suggest that this was written for carbon copy paper. Mind you im not paranoid, however with this particular rifle I wanted to do this transfer by the book. The WASR already appears to be on thin ice in NJ. :evil:

 

White copy is to be retained by the transferor pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:58-3b.

Yellow copy is to be retained by the receiver.

If internet form, make and sign two copies.

[Drew 4]

Its not a scanned copy on the state police website, it is a fillable PDF. You can type all the information into it, print out 2 copies, sign it, and each keep a copy. And your good to go.

 

PS: If you wanted to get really technical about it for future use, only the receiver needs an FPID.

 

I see. The only reason I thought to get the original, is because at the bottom of the form it states "White copy is to be retained by the transferor... Yellow copy is to be retained by the receiver" which would suggest that this was written for carbon copy paper. Mind you im not paranoid, however with this particular rifle I wanted to do this transfer by the book. The WASR already appears to be on thin ice in NJ. :evil:

 

White copy is to be retained by the transferor pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:58-3b.

Yellow copy is to be retained by the receiver.

If internet form, make and sign two copies.

 

I guess I should have zoomed in on the bottom of that form huh? Thank you for pointing that out. I will use the internet form then.

[coldsolderjoint 84]

No Problem.

 

I have a PDF of a Bill of Sale you could use if you really wanted to in addition to the COE. Pretty much the same information as the COE, but has price and any special considerations. Give me a PM with your email if you would like a copy.

[Maksim 1,504]

Bill of sale is also smart cheap insurance