Nebraska Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What must an individual do after moving to Nebraska with the intention of staying for more than 30 days and owning firearms?

Register all firearms with the state
Obtain a Nebraska driver's license only
Nothing, as long as the individual possesses valid identification
Apply for a Certificate of Firearm Ownership

The correct answer is: Apply for a Certificate of Firearm Ownership

An individual moving to Nebraska with the intention of staying for more than 30 days and owning firearms is required to apply for a Certificate of Firearm Ownership. This certificate is necessary to ensure that residents are compliant with state laws regarding firearm possession. In Nebraska, while there is no requirement to register firearms, the Certificate of Firearm Ownership helps maintain a record of who possesses firearms. This is a key component of the state's approach to managing firearm ownership and ensuring public safety. The requirement ensures that individuals are recognized as responsible firearm owners within Nebraska's legal framework, particularly after a relocation. Possessing valid identification alone does not fulfill the legal obligation for firearm ownership after moving to the state. Furthermore, a Nebraska driver's license or registering firearms does not equate to the specific requirement for a Certificate of Firearm Ownership, which is distinct and necessary for compliance with Nebraska's laws regarding the possession of firearms.