Shipping address when buying online? (For non-restricted)

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I've tried my best google and done some searches in this forum, but I can't seem to find an answer to my question:

When purchasing a non-restricted firearm online, do I have to have it shipped to my home address or can I have it shipped to my work address?

It's much easier for me to receive packages at my work, but I don't know if this is considered ok.

Thanks for the help
 
My buddy had an SKS shipped to his work address because he wasn't home much...not sure about the whole legality of it all but it seemed to work out for him. Might be one of those "if they don't check you are alright" kind of things. Up to you if you want to risk it I guess.

If you aren't going to be home, maybe ask a friend/family member to try and stop by your place for a bit when it is scheduled to be delivered?
 
Yes exactly, if the seller calls to verify the PAL they will tell him if the provided address is the one on record or not.

CFP will not verify an address or even ask for one when verifying a PAL. They also will not verify an address on a restricted transfer.

Legally they can not due to the privacy act.

Shawn
 
CFP will not verify an address or even ask for one when verifying a PAL. They also will not verify an address on a restricted transfer.

Legally they can not due to the privacy act.

Shawn

In that case the answer for the OP is go ahead and get it shipped to wherever you want. :)
 
I use Flex Delivery with Canada Post, it'll go directly to your post office. If you're not home they'll put a slip on your door to go to PO anyway. This way it goes directly to PO without chance they'll leave at your doorstep. They've left my Glock delivery at my doorstep before so I use Flex, CFO was fine with it.
 
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