Individuals wishing to register a firearm in the District of Columbia must complete a Firearms Statement of Eligiblity Form. This statement of eligibility verifies the following requirements:
Must be 21 years of age or older (18-21 with the authorization or a parent or guardian)
Not convicted of a weapons offense, or a felony in any jurisdiction (including a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year).
Not under indictment for a crime of violence or a weapons offense.
Not convicted within the past five years for narcotics or dangerous drug offense, a threat to do bodily harm, or for assault.
Not acquitted of any criminal charge by reason of insanity or adjudicated a chronic alcoholic by any court within the past five years.
Not voluntarily or involuntarily committed to any mental hospital or institution within the past five years.
Not suffer from any physical defect that would make it unsafe for you to possess and use a firearm safely and responsibly.
Not found negligent in any firearm related mishap causing death or injury to another person.
9. Not a citizen of the United States who has renounced his or her citizenship.
10. Not legally blind.
11. Not convicted of two or more violations for driving under the influence within the past five years.
12. Not the subject of a civil protection order within the past five years.
13. Not convicted of Stalking within the past five years.
14. Not convicted of negligent storage of a firearm or a violation of the Firearms Registration Act within the past five years.
15. Not had a history of violent behavior within the past five years.
16. Has completed firearms training provided free of charge by the Metropolitan Police Department.
This is needed in order to Apply for your Concealed Carry Pistol License. To learn more on how to carry concealed in D.C., click HERE.
