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A licensed individual sells a non-restricted rifle to a friend who is also a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) holder. Which of the following is the most crucial legal step the seller must take regarding the transfer of ownership of this firearm?
For any non-restricted firearm transfer between individuals, the seller must confirm the buyer's PAL is valid by contacting the Canadian Firearms Program and th
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Question: A licensed individual sells a non-restricted rifle to a friend who is also a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) holder. Which of the following is the most crucial legal step the seller must take regarding the transfer of ownership of this firearm?
Answer options:
- Ensure the buyer has a valid PAL and record the transaction details for personal records.
- Obtain a Reference Number for the transfer from the Canadian Restricted Firearms Program (CRFRP) prior to the transfer. ✅ Verify the buyer's PAL with the Canadian Firearms Program (CFP) and register the transfer within 30 days.
- Confirm the buyer's PAL is valid and immediately notify the Chief Firearms Officer (CFO) of the province where the sale occurred.
Correct answer: Verify the buyer's PAL with the Canadian Firearms Program (CFP) and register the transfer within 30 days.
Explanation: For any non-restricted firearm transfer between individuals, the seller must confirm the buyer's PAL is valid by contacting the Canadian Firearms Program and then register the transfer of ownership with the CFP within 30 days of the transaction. This ensures the national registry is updated accurately, as per the Firearms Act.
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