FFLs
Your FFL
Ensure that you have a copy of your FFL (valid, not expired) posted conspicuously (visible on a wall).
Acquired FFLs
Confirm you have a copy of the driver’s license or FFL for all acquired firearms.
This is not a legal requirement, and it should not be in the records that the ATF inspects. However, it is a VERY good idea to have all of these. If during an inspection, showing the ATF one of these records will help a situation, then go get it and show it! If it will hurt, you might want to keep it to yourself.
Disposed FFLs
It is a requirement that you have a copy of an FFL before you transfer a firearm to another FFL. It’s not a requirement to keep them forever, but you should anyway! After all, how are you going to prove that you had a copy when you transferred the firearm?
Also, I recommend having a copy of a driver’s license for all individuals in your own records.
If you keep a copy of proof that you used FFL EZ Check (which we recommend!), this is a good time to confirm those too.
If you’re missing an FFL copy, reach out to them and get a copy!