Massachusetts Firearms Registration and Transfer System
Use this link to record all firearms transactions.
Massachusetts law requires all residents to report any sale or transfer (including gifts) of a weapon within 7 days of the transaction. Massachusetts law also requires all residents to report the acquisition of a weapon within 7 days in certain instances.
The E-FA-10 replaces Form FA-10, the three-part form previously used to file a weapon transaction record and is the current "form" furnished by the Commissioner of the DCJIS in accordance with G.L. c. 140, §§ 128A and 128B.
Use this form to correct inaccurate information included on a submitted E-FA-10 transaction record.
Change Of Address Notification 
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Use this form to notify the Firearms Record Bureau that your address has changed.
Firearms Identification (FID) Card or License To Carry Firearms (LTC) Application file size 1MB
Massachusetts Residents should use this form to apply for or renew a LTC or FID card at their local police department.
Out-of-state residents should use this form to apply for or renew a Non-resident Temporary LTC
Resident Alien Permit Application
Non-citizen residents of Massachusetts should use this form to apply for a Resident Alien Permit to Possess a Rifle or Shotgun
Firearms Licensing Review Board Petition
Individuals otherwise disqualified from processing a FID or LTC because of certain misdemeanor conviction(s) may petition the FLRB for review.
Use this form to request a copy of your firearms license history or a list of gun transactions where you are listed as a transferee.
Basic Firearms Safety Instructors by City/Town
Pursuant to c. 140, § 131P, an applicant for a LTC or FID who was not licensed on June 1, 1998 must submit to the licensing authority a basic firearms safety certificate. This list provides contact information for basic firearms safety instructors who are certified by the Massachusetts State Police to teach a basic firearms safety course and who have requested to be included in a public directory.