Nebraska Firearm Bill of Sale
In Nebraska, any inhabitant of the state who is permitted by law to own a gun also reserves the right to sell a gun.
Any person who intends to buy and own a firearm cannot do so without obtaining a certificate allowing this first. This certificate is obtained from any local chief of police. This law is backed by NE. Rev. Stat. § 69-2404. However, there are situations that would prohibit a person from buying a gun and they include:
If the person has been found guilty of committing any crime that is regarded as a felony or misdemeanor;
If the person is mentally ill or has been mentally ill at a time in the last 10 years before purchase;
If the person has been convicted for dangerously using a firearm in the past;
If the person unlawfully uses controlled substances; etc
There are no laws in the state of Nebraska that demand that gun owners within the state register their guns.
As stated in NE Rev. Stat. § 69-2428 and § 69-2441, a permit is required to carry hidden weapons in the state of Nevada.
To apply for a permit, you must be up to twenty-one (21) years of age. Follow the steps below for a successful application:
Conclude an accredited and recognized safety and training course for weapons
Fill an Application for a Concealed Handgun Permit.
Submit evidence that you have concluded handgun training with the other required documents.
Make submissions of the application form, other documents, and your fingerprints to any State Patrol Headquarters around you. In submitting fingerprints, the guidelines as stated in NE Rev. Stat. § 69-2431 must be followed.
Make a payment of all applicable costs
Within 45 days after submission, your application to be issued a permit will be allowed or denied.
Under NE Rev. Stat. § 69-2448, permits obtained from other states in the US, except some, are valid within Nebraska.