• RECLAIM YOUR GUN RIGHTS

    A few questions about your situation and record. See your preliminary result and the next step for review by Galmor, Stovall & Gilthorpe.
  • Dustin R. Galmor, Galmor, Stovall & Gilthorpe

  • Step 1 of 4 — Where things stand today

  • These questions are about your situation right now, not your past. Answer honestly — nothing is decided until your answers are reviewed in full.
  • Are you currently charged with a felony criminal offense?*
  • Are you currently serving any part of a sentence? Including probation, parole, supervised release, community supervision, or deferred adjudication. Unpaid fines and restitution count too.*
  • Are you in pretrial diversion or court-ordered substance abuse treatment?*
  • Are you currently subject to a protective or restraining order involving an intimate partner or child?*
  • Are you required to register as a sex offender?*
  • Are you currently using any controlled substance without a valid prescription, other than marijuana?*
  • Are you a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident?*
  • Have you applied to this DOJ restoration program before and been denied?*

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  • Step 2 of 4 — Your record

  • Answer based on what actually happened, not what the charge was called. The Department looks at the conduct underneath the offense.
  • Have you ever had a felony conviction?*
  • Did any felony conviction involve death of another person; maiming, assault, or battery; domestic or intimate-partner violence; or stalking?*
  • Did any felony conviction involve rape, sexual abuse, or sexual assault; human trafficking; or kidnapping?*
  • Did any felony conviction involve burglary, robbery, extortion, carjacking, or arson?*
  • Did any felony conviction involve racketeering, gang-related conduct, escape or helping someone escape custody, terrorism, or witness tampering?*
  • In any felony, did you display, brandish, point, or fire a firearm, or use an explosive? This counts even if you were never charged with a weapons offense.*
  • Were any convictions for attempting, conspiring, or helping someone else commit any of the things listed above?*
  • In the last 5 years, have you been convicted of assault, battery, stalking, or threatening violence — including as a misdemeanor?*

  • List every felony conviction

  • Add every felony conviction, in any state or country. Select “Add another conviction” for each additional entry. Enter approximate dates or “Not sure” when needed. Completion means every part of the sentence, including incarceration, probation, parole, supervised release, fines and restitution. If the completion date is unknown or requirements are ongoing, leave that date blank. Our team will verify the records and any applicable waiting period.

  • Your felony convictions*

  • Step 3 of 4 — Other restrictions and history

  • Is anything else keeping you from owning a firearm?

  • Other firearm restrictions*
  • Check anything that applies.*

  • If you checked the domestic violence box

  • Date you completed every part of that sentence
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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year
  • Have you had any arrests after that domestic violence misdemeanor conviction?

  • Arrest history

  • Have you been arrested in the last 10 years, even if no charges were filed?*

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  • Step 4 of 4 — Your contact information

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.

  • Understanding this screening

  • This screening provides a preliminary review of the information you enter. It is not legal advice or a decision about your eligibility, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship with Galmor, Stovall & Gilthorpe. Our team must review your circumstances and records. Federal relief does not remove any separate state prohibition.

  • This is a preliminary result. “Attorney review needed” means your answers or records need individual review, including verification of any applicable waiting period. “Current issue identified” means an answer about your present circumstances needs attention. Neither result is a final denial.

    “Ready for attorney review” means your answers did not identify an issue covered by these screening questions. It does not establish that restoration is needed or that you may possess a firearm. You may still submit your information for review.

    Select Submit to send your information to our team. You will see a receipt after it has been received.

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