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smenkhare · October 8, 2008, 07:14 PM

could someone explain this part?

Non-U.S. citizens that are in the country legally can have a PFEC conducted. You must include your Alien Registration or I-94 number on the PFEC application, and include a copy of your Alien Registration or I-94 card with your application package. A valid Alien Registration or I-94 card is required at the time of purchase of any firearm. Non-U.S. citizen applicants must also meet certain federal requirements to purchase a firearm, unrelated to the firearms eligibility background check.

??? A quick wiki (yeah real reliable i know) suggests it's just a non immigrant entry card?

In any case it looks like it might just be easier to fill out the ATF forms and bring my own.
Also looks like i'll have to leave it at the hotel for the sierra nevadas since it seems they are US national park and federal land????

Thanks for all the replies

October 8, 2008, 07:14 PM	#5
smenkhare Senior Member Join Date: April 8, 2007 Location: Sydney, Aus Posts: 149	could someone explain this part? Non-U.S. citizens that are in the country legally can have a PFEC conducted. You must include your Alien Registration or I-94 number on the PFEC application, and include a copy of your Alien Registration or I-94 card with your application package. A valid Alien Registration or I-94 card is required at the time of purchase of any firearm. Non-U.S. citizen applicants must also meet certain federal requirements to purchase a firearm, unrelated to the firearms eligibility background check. ??? A quick wiki (yeah real reliable i know) suggests it's just a non immigrant entry card? In any case it looks like it might just be easier to fill out the ATF forms and bring my own. Also looks like i'll have to leave it at the hotel for the sierra nevadas since it seems they are US national park and federal land???? Thanks for all the replies