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Ascent Law Firm in West Jordan, Utah specializes in representing firearms dealers in matters involving the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). If you're planning to start a firearms business or need help with existing FFL compliance, their attorneys have handled multiple FFL a...
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Ascent Law Firm in West Jordan, Utah specializes in representing firearms dealers in matters involving the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). If you're planning to start a firearms business or need help with existing FFL compliance, their attorneys have handled multiple FFL applications and understand the licensing process inside and out.
| License Type | Purpose | Key Details |
|---|---|---|
| Class 01 | Dealer in Firearms | Sell Title 1 firearms and firearms repair/gunsmithing |
| Class 02 | Pawnbroker in Firearms | Accept firearms as collateral for loans |
| Class 03 | Collector of Curios and Relics (C&R) | Collect firearms 50+ years old; $30 fee |
| Class 06 | Ammunition Manufacturer | Manufacture and sell ammo (non-armor-piercing) |
| Class 07 | Firearms Manufacturer | Manufacture Title 1 firearms (no NFA items) |
| Class 08 | Firearms Importer | Import Title 1 firearms and ammunition |
| Class 09 | Dealer in Destructive Devices | Deal in Title 1 and NFA destructive devices |
| Class 10 | Manufacturer of Destructive Devices | Manufacture firearms, ammo, and NFA devices |
| Class 11 | Importer of Destructive Devices | Import regulated devices and ammunition |
FFL Application Fees: Range from $30 for C&R licenses up to $200 for other license types. The fee must be paid with your application to the BATFE and does not guarantee approval.
Their attorneys walk you through each required step:
1. Local Police Notification - Written notice to your local police chief of intent to become a licensed firearms dealer 2. ATF Form 7 Completion - Detailed application including business name, contact info, tax ID, and intended firearm types 3. Fingerprinting - Local law enforcement takes your fingerprints (fees vary by agency) 4. Application Submission - Mail completed form, fingerprints, processing fee, and 2x2 photograph (taken within 6 months) to ATF 5. ATF Interview - Field investigator conducts in-person interview about your business and intentions 6. License Issuance - If approved, receive official dealer's license within 60 days of ATF receiving your initial application
To qualify for an FFL, you must meet all these requirements:
Having legal representation from someone who's been through the FFL process multiple times significantly limits your chances of being denied.
Ascent Law also provides guidance on Utah's firearm regulations:
Concealed Carry Permits: - Required to carry concealed firearms (loaded or unloaded) - Available to those 21+ with background check - Provisional permits available for ages 18-20 - Not required if carrying in your own residence, vehicle, or lawful business
No State Restrictions On: - Number of firearms purchased at one time - Assault weapons - Large capacity ammunition magazines - Fifty caliber rifles - State licensing requirement for gun owners/purchasers - Waiting periods before firearm purchase - State licensing requirement for dealers
Restrictions: - Machine guns and fully automatic firearms prohibited - No one under 18 can possess handguns, fully automatic weapons, or sawed-off rifles/shotguns - Firearms prohibited on school property and campuses
8833 S. Redwood Road, Suite C West Jordan, Utah 84088 (801) 676-5506 Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Free Consultation Available - Call to discuss your FFL licensing questions and learn what legal costs may be associated with your specific situation.
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