Section 1230.35 Possession and Validity of a FOID Card
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › CHAPTER II: ILLINOIS STATE POLICE › Part 1230 FIREARM OWNER'S IDENTIFICATION CARD ACT › Section 1230.35 Possession and Validity of a FOID Card
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Section 1230.35 Possession and Validity of a FOID Card
a) Possession
1) Possession
of either a valid FOID Card, FCCL, or FOID Card with Designator shall satisfy
the requirements of Section 2(a) of the Act regarding possession of a FOID
Card.
2) A Designator
will be added to the FOID Card to distinguish between persons with an active
FOID Card only and persons with an active FOID Card and an FCCL.
3) Possession
of a valid FOID Card or FOID Card with Designator does not relieve the holder
of the responsibility to comply with State and federal law as it pertains to
acquiring or possessing firearms or firearms ammunition.
4) Upon
the development of a system under which an electronic version of a FOID card
can be displayed on a mobile telephone or other portable electronic device, the
possession of such electronic version shall satisfy the requirements of Section
2(a) of the Act regarding possession of a FOID Card so long as the device
contains all security features required by the Department to ensure the
electronic version is current and accurate.
b) Validity.
Prior to the sale or transfer of any firearms or firearms ammunition, if the
FOID Card has no expiration date on its face or the FOID Card is expired, the
validity of the purchaser's FOID Card under this Act must be checked on the
Department's online FOID/FCCL system except as provided in subsection (b)(7)
below.
1) Federally-licensed
firearm dealers transferring a firearm are exempt from this requirement but
must comply with the provisions set forth in Part 1235, Firearm Transfer
Inquiry Program, of this Title.
2) These
inquiry requirements apply equally to transfers involving new, used, and
trade-in firearms.
3) Inquiries
made to the Department's online FOID/FCCL system do not exempt or otherwise
relieve the person making such inquiry from compliance with any other State or
federal laws or local ordinances
ons set forth in Part 1235, Firearm Transfer
Inquiry Program, of this Title.
2) These
inquiry requirements apply equally to transfers involving new, used, and
trade-in firearms.
3) Inquiries
made to the Department's online FOID/FCCL system do not exempt or otherwise
relieve the person making such inquiry from compliance with any other State or
federal laws or local ordinances.
4) The
seller will perform the inquiry by following the step-by-step instructions
provided through the Department's online FOID/FCCL system.
5) The
Department shall determine the validity of the purchaser's FOID Card and
provide a transaction approval number if the FOID Card is active.
A) The
seller shall not complete the sale or otherwise transfer the firearm until a
transaction approval number is provided by the Department.
B) The
seller must complete the transfer of all firearms within 30 days after the
transaction approval number has been provided by the Department.
C) If the
purchaser's FOID Card is not active, the Department shall advise the seller.
6) The
purchaser and seller are required to comply with the requirements of Section 3b
of the Act [430 ILCS 65/3(b)].
A) Purchasers
and/or sellers who elect to provide the Department with a record of the
transfer, shall do so by completing the form available on the Department's
website for this purpose.
B) Completed
transfer record forms will be attached to the purchaser's account within the
Department's online FOID/FCCL system and retained for a period of not less than
20 years.
7) If
the FOID Card has an expiration date printed on its face and the card has not
yet expired, the card shall be considered active for purposes of sale or
transfer of firearms ammunition only and need not be checked in the Department's
online FOID/FCCL system
the purchaser's account within the
Department's online FOID/FCCL system and retained for a period of not less than
20 years.
7) If
the FOID Card has an expiration date printed on its face and the card has not
yet expired, the card shall be considered active for purposes of sale or
transfer of firearms ammunition only and need not be checked in the Department's
online FOID/FCCL system. All FOID Cards must be checked in the Department's
online FOID/FCCL system for the sale or transfer of firearms as provided in
this subsection (b).
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