On the date of your in-person appointment, bring the following required documentation and fees. These items should not be dropped off in the lobby prior to your appointment, as they must be presented in person:
1. Firearms Safety Course Certification
A copy of your completed safety course from a certified safety instructor.
2. Processing Fee
A check or money order made out to the Town of Mendon for $100.00.
On the date of your in-person appointment, bring the following required documentation and fees. These items should not be dropped off in the lobby prior to your appointment, as they must be presented in person:
1. Firearms Safety Course Certification
A copy of your completed safety course from a certified safety instructor
2. Processing Fee
Under Age 18: A check or money order made out to the Town of Mendon for $25.00.
Restricted FID: A check or money order made out to the Town of Mendon for $25.00.
Standard FID: A check or money order made out to the Town of Mendon for $100.00.
On the date of your in-person appointment, bring the following required documentation and fees. These items should not be dropped off in the lobby prior to your appointment, as they must be presented in person:
1. Processing Fee
A check or money order made out to the Town of Mendon for $100.00.
Applicants over 70 years of age at the time of renewal will not be charged a processing fee.
On the date of your in-person appointment no additional documentation or fees are required.
1. Processing Fee
A check or money order made out to the Town of Mendon for $100.00.
Applicants over 70 years of age at the time of renewal will not be charged a processing fee.
The Mendon Police Department cannot check the status of your firearms licensing application. Applicants should call the Massachusetts Firearms Records Bureau at (617) 660-4722.
For inquiries, please contact the Firearms Licensing Officer, Staff Sergeant Kloczkowski, at gkloczkowski@mendonpolice.com
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