Our team works closely with applicants to simplify the complex process of obtaining a civilian arms license in India. Given the strict regulations under the Arms Act, 1959 and Arms Rules, 2016, we provide structured support at every stage of the application process.
The team begins by evaluating the applicant’s eligibility and advising them on the required criteria such as age, background verification, valid reason for possession (self-defence, crop protection, etc.), and necessary supporting documentation. We then guide applicants in preparing and organizing all mandatory paperwork including identity proofs, address verification, income records, medical certificates, and other documents required by the licensing authority.
Our team also assists with completing the official application forms, ensuring accuracy and compliance with government requirements to avoid delays or rejection. We help applicants understand the local licensing procedures, prepare them for police verification, and guide them on how to respond to queries raised by authorities during the background investigation process.
In addition, we provide continuous follow-up support with the relevant licensing offices, help track the progress of the application, and keep applicants informed about each stage of the process until the final decision is issued. Our goal is to make the licensing journey more transparent, organized, and manageable for civilians who wish to legally apply for a firearm license.
Most civilians can only buy Non-Prohibited Bore (NPB) firearms, such as:
Types of revolvers or pistols
12-bore shotguns
Prohibited Bore (PB) weapons (like military calibers) usually require special government permission.
