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I got my C&R a few days ago. My question is, on the license that came in the mail,do I go ahead and sign and date it now? When I send a copy to various companies,do I send a hard copy or can I send online? And finally,I am assuming I can cut out that little info card in the lower left corner and have it laminated,correct? Thanks.

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Don't sign the original. Make several copies and sign them. Most places will allow you to fax/email them a copy of your C&R.

Yes, if you want to cut out the card and have it laminated, that would be fine.

I always keep one or two copies on my C&R in my wallet, just in case I stop into a gun shop/gun show and find a C&R that I want to buy. It will save you the $10 background (TICS) check.

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