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How to Obtain a Firearms Export License
Certain documentation is required to export firearms and ammunition. Documentation needed consist of:
Import Authorization -
In order to bring in items restricted by the US government, it is necessary to possess an authentic permit or certificate issued by a foreign government. If the document happens to be in a language other than English, it must be translated.
Letter of Intent -
To purchase, we need a Letter of Intent with full name, organization type, and firearm purpose. Please include all necessary info to avoid delays.
Purchase Order -
To procure an export license for firearms or ammunition to a foreign party, the following information must be provided on the purchase order:
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The complete name and address of the recipient who will ultimately receive the firearms or ammunition. This information is essential and should not be omitted.
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The specifics of the firearm or ammunition, comprising the brand name/model, caliber, number, and monetary values.
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The signature of the foreign end user will be required.
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Processing Fees
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Export licenses processed have a $350.00 USD processing fee. You can export up to 49 firearms or ammunitions of less than 50 calibers using the DSP-5 form.
Regulations
FFLs are required by the GCA and 27 CFR Part 478 to maintain records of firearm acquisition and disposition, including exported firearms. The AECA 22 U.S.C. § 2778 and Executive Order 13637, issued on March 8th, 2013, under federal law, regulate the exportation of firearms.
Under the Gun Control Act a Type 01 FFL license is required to export firearms and is granted on an individual basis, with the U.S. Department of State responsible for issuing licenses for all firearms except shotguns, which are under the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC), which is governed by the U.S. Department of State, has rules and regulations that must be followed while obtaining an export license. Firearms, ammunition, and other defense devices are authorized and licensed for export by Tamiami International Equipment, Inc.
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