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The Firearms Licensing Department is responsible for issuing Certificates for Firearms, Shotguns and Explosives TO RESIDENTS WITHIN THE SURREY POLICE AREA ONLY. To apply for a firearms licence, you can download the appropriate firearms forms from this site.

It is important that you read the information on the firearms licence forms page and the notes contained on the application forms themselves carefully before filling out the appropriate form - it includes important details such as information about any photographs, convictions, references/countersignatures and fees that you may need to enclose with your form and send it to the correct address.

For general enquiries about the firearms licensing process (including renewals or cancellations of existing firearms licences), or if you wish to have a form sent to you by post, contact the unit.

      
Firearms Licence Download
To apply for a firearm or shotgun licence, read the below information carefully and then click on the appropriate form link. You will need Acrobat reader to open the forms (this is a free download).

You will be able to fill out the form on-screen and then print it out, but please note that it cannot be saved - only printed straight off. You can also just print the blank form and fill it in manually, but whichever you choose, please check you have signed it and enclosed the necessary items before sending.

The completed application form with four photographs and the appropriate fee (cheques made payable to Surrey Police) should be returned to:

Please ensure all correspondence is sent to the above address and not to your local Police station or local Firearms Enquiry Officer. Please note that whichever local authority you pay your community charge to will determine the which police force you must apply to.

N.B. Please ensure each referee recieves a form 125 to complete otherwise your application will be delayed. Please remind referees that questions 15-18 are completed in full - one word answers will not be accepted. Referees should return their forms to the same address above.

Your application will take approximately four weeks to process. It will be dealt with by a Civilian Firearms Enquiry Officer, who will contact you in due course to arrange an interview and advise you on security requirements. Please do not take any action on security until advised.

Contacting Us
If you have any queries (including renewals or cancellations of existing firearms licences), or if you wish to have a form sent to you by post, contact the unit.

   
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Firearms Licence Fees
Please make all cheques payable to Surrey Police
  
Firearm Certificate
Issue
£50.00
Renew
£40.00
Replace
£ 9.00
Vary *
£26.00
Visitors Permit
£12.00 each or £60.00 for group 6-20
* Where it increases the number of weapons held (one for one free)
  
Shotgun Certificate
Issue
£50.00
Renew
£40.00
Replace
£ 8.00
Co-Terminous **
£10.00
Visitors Permit
£12.00 each or £60.00 for group 6-20
** If Shotgun Certificate surrendered for renewal with Firearm certificate
  
Dealer's Certificate
Issue of Certificate of Registration
£150.00
Issue of fresh certificate (renewal)
£150.00
Register in new area for trade show etc.
£12.00

   
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Filming with Weapons in Public
Surrey Police has produced guidance for all Media and/or Film departments in schools, further and higher education establishments in the county to provide instruction on the reporting of planned filming with weapons; and general information and advice.

When considering filming in a public place using imitation firearms organisers MUST consider the relevant legislation. Carrying an imitation weapon in a public place is an offence which can lead to six months imprisonment and/or a fine. If the sequence does require the use of imitation firearms then organisers should always search for private locations to conduct this type of filming.

If a public location must be used, a risk assessment should be undertaken before filming commences. This risk assessment should include consideration to the risk or potential risk of harassment, alarm or distress to the public in sequences involving the use of weapons.

For further information, please see the guidance document (159kb PDF).

   
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Firearms Licensing Frequently Asked Questions
How do I contact you if I have a query?
See contacting us for full contact details of the firearms licensing office including opening hours.

How much does a firearm/shot gun certificate cost?
See list of fees.

Who do I make cheques payable to?
Surrey Police

How long does my firearm/shot gun certificate last for?
Both last for five years each.

Can my partner or a family member transport my firearm or shotgun for me?
Not unless they hold either a certificate or a permit in their own right for the firearms.

What makes me a prohibited person from possessing firearms?
Sentenced to a term of imprisonment in excess of three months will prohibit an individual for five years from release. Sentenced to more than three years will prohibit an individual for life.

At which point does an air weapon require a certificate?
Air rifles over 12-feet pounds muzzle energy.

How do I get a firearm/shotgun certificate?
Decide which certificate you need to apply for and visit the firearms form download page.

Who can act as a countersignature ?
Doctor, Dentist, Civil Servant, Charted Surveyor, Charted Accountant, Vicar, State Registered Nurse, Headmaster, Teacher, Managing Director, Army Officer, Solicitor, Bank Manager, Pilot, Judge, Parish Councillor, Barister, Fireman, Chartered Engineer, Co.Director, Naval Officer, Lawyer, H.M.Tax Inspector, Clerk in Holy Orders, Legal Executive, Retired Police Officer. Not a serving police officer, publican or any family member.

Must I declare all convictions?
Yes, including all traffic convictions and any offences committed abroad.

Must I notify sales and/or acquisitions?
Firearms legislation requires that all notifications must be sent to the above address in writing, including sales/acquisitions abroad; we do accept faxes and e-mail notifications, or you can use the Transfer of Firearm/Shotgun form. See contacting us for full contact details of the firearms licensing office including opening hours.

What is the process for destroying or disposing of a firearm?
Arrangements should be made either with a registered firearms dealer or at a police station, with notification sent to us by recorded delivery or registered post to the address shown above. See contacting us for full contact details of the firearms licensing office including opening hours.

When are reminders sent out?
Reminders are sent out to renew certificates eight weeks prior to expiry. The onus remains on you to ensure that you renew the certificate prior to expiry and submit the application in good time. To help us to help you, applications should be made within two weeks of receipt to allow the completion of renewal enquiries prior to expiry.

Must I notify a change of address?
Conditions on your certificate state you must notify a change of permanent address. Take a copy of the certificate and post the original to the address shown above with a short note stating when the change will take effect. See contacting us for full contact details of the firearms licensing office including opening hours.

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