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    Transfer approved but...

    Bought two restricted handguns, H&K USP and a ruger magnum
    Approved via email, was told to "WAIT" for the "official" certificate of registration in the mail.
    Can I print out the emailed copy they sent me and take it to the range?
    Some people put their money into precious metals, cars and real estate, I put my money into firearms and ammo, when a zombie horde is munching on your loved ones how will you fend them off?

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    Interesting question, you are required to have proof of registration. So technically, an email stating it's registered "Should" be good enough short term. But the Actual Certificate of Registration is the only Legal document of registration you'd have. So I'd say it comes down to being stopped and what kind of a mood the cop is in at the time.
    I'm also assuming you have a ATT for transport.
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    I was told by the CFO lady to pick up the gun, but cannot take it to the range until I receive the certificate of registration and a new updated RPAL to att.
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    a buddy with RPAL said print a copy of the email and have it with the gun is good enough, he owns several guns and does it all the time .
    Some people put their money into precious metals, cars and real estate, I put my money into firearms and ammo, when a zombie horde is munching on your loved ones how will you fend them off?

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    a friend told me he takes his gun to the bush and shoots them there all the time. it must be legal!

    The Only legal form is the certificate of registration that is mailed to you from the CFO. Without this document you are not in compliance with the law.

    It's not my license. Do what you will.

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    Thank you Snooze
    I'll just have to be patient and wait
    Some people put their money into precious metals, cars and real estate, I put my money into firearms and ammo, when a zombie horde is munching on your loved ones how will you fend them off?

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    Quote Originally Posted by snooze98k View Post
    a friend told me he takes his gun to the bush and shoots them there all the time. it must be legal!

    The Only legal form is the certificate of registration that is mailed to you from the CFO. Without this document you are not in compliance with the law.

    It's not my license. Do what you will.
    Yupp. This is right. You can take the gun home from the store ect, but can't take it to the range without the actual reg certificate.
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    @Suther
    Yeah they sent me a notification that it was on to pick up, and attached a pdf letter that it's registered in my name.
    This is NOT a legit copy, as they send the official one out via snail mail which takes about 1-2 weeks
    and an update RPAL with conditions of ATT since it's my first purchase.
    Some people put their money into precious metals, cars and real estate, I put my money into firearms and ammo, when a zombie horde is munching on your loved ones how will you fend them off?

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    The emailed copy is your temporary registration. Contact the CFO office and they will tell you that it is all you need to go to the range until the original comes in the mail. I have asked them on 2 different occasions and got the same answer. I am in Ontario so it is possible that it is different in other provinces.

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    Quote Originally Posted by George_68 View Post
    The emailed copy is your temporary registration. Contact the CFO office and they will tell you that it is all you need to go to the range until the original comes in the mail. I have asked them on 2 different occasions and got the same answer. I am in Ontario so it is possible that it is different in other provinces.
    Different provinces, different CFO, different answers. In Ontario I have been advised I was good to go with the transfer notification but my brother in law in BC has received the opposite info from the BC CFO's office.

    OP, I would follow the advice you received from your CFO's office. Plus it sounds like you don't have the ATT conditions attached to your existing RPAL, that's why they told you to wait for your new card.

    Also, registration docs, like your new RPAL, come from Miramichi, not your provincial CFO...hence the delay.

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    It seems Ontario is different.
    But defo wait for the permanent copy first
    It's actually worst than waiting for my RPAL Lol
    Also amazes me that people flip their firearms before the registration certificates arrives, creating a back log on the paperwork.
    Some people put their money into precious metals, cars and real estate, I put my money into firearms and ammo, when a zombie horde is munching on your loved ones how will you fend them off?

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