But if its not a law how can you be risking your FFL? seems to me like the NJSP trying to shove BS regs down everyones throat without any legal backing..

 

tis my humble opinion...

If you actually called NICS and talked to this woman and you were denied until you get a change of address you have more to worry about than the law at this point. Paul, correct me if im wrong, but if he is actually denied in the NICS system, he will continue to be denied at every NICS check until he resolves the issue.

Not sure, but i do not think so.

 

The problem is, NICS checks the address on the DL and the address for the SBI#. There is no way around not having the two match. If one uses another Government issued document, that needs to match the SBI# address also.

 

Not sure if I told this story, but just recently, I had a customer who had a suspended DL. NICS would not run the check using that information, as it was not valid. Federal law says that a valid Government issued photo ID must be used. Of course, I did not know it was not valid until I called NICS. They gave my customer a chance to provide another document. He could not, so he was sent on his way.

But if its not a law how can you be risking your FFL? seems to me like the NJSP trying to shove BS regs down everyones throat without any legal backing..

 

tis my humble opinion...

 

Your State license is basically at the whim of NJSP, while you may win in court, the subsequent loss of revenue, envermind the huge legal feea are enough to give anyone pause...all the Moral high Ground in the world doesn't put food on the table or keep the electricity.gas on.