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Check out our Firearms Medical Service. Whether you are applying for a new licence or renewing an existing one, you will need a medical certificate in your application. We provide fast and efficient medical checks for all firearm and shotgun licence applications.
We have firearms medical clinics nationwide providing an extensive array of medical evaluations, including the Firearms Medical, conducted by GMC-registered doctors and general practitioners.
Our insured general practitioner is a keen firearms enthusiast and is happy to help.
Regardless of whether you’re applying for a firearms medical or shotgun license for the first time or seeking a renewal, we’re here to assist you.
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Download the GP consent form and print it off. Once completed, upload the form where it says ‘Upload File’ on the homepage.
Then complete the application form filling in as much information as possible.
Fill in the additional form and complete your payment. We will then send the consent forms to your GP Practice requesting your medical records. This can take up to 28 days.
We will chase up the request with your GP after 14 days of the original request. If we have still not received the medical notes after 28 days we may contact you to ask you to help move things on with your GP.
Once we have your medical notes we aim to have the report to you within three working days so you can attach it to your application and send it to your police force.
If you would like us to email the report to the police force directly then you must write down the email address on the application form and request it in the order notes.
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A GP Proforma for a gun license is a medical form that your General Practitioner (GP) completes to confirm your fitness to hold a firearms or shotgun certificate. The GP provides details about your medical history, including any conditions that could affect your ability to safely possess a firearm.
Doctors in the UK charge varying fees for completing the medical assessment required for a shotgun license. The cost typically ranges from £40 to £200, depending on the GP practice. Our service offers this for £60.
The time it takes to get a shotgun license in the UK can vary, but it usually takes between 8 to 12 weeks. This period includes background checks, interviews, and the processing of your application. The timeline may extend if there are delays in obtaining your medical records from your GP.
Yes, it is possible to get a shotgun licence with anxiety in the UK, but it depends on the severity and management of the condition. Your GP will need to assess whether your anxiety could impact your ability to safely handle a firearm. Each case is evaluated individually by the police.
A shotgun medical assessment typically lasts as long as your current certificate is valid, usually five years. However, if your health changes significantly, the police may request a new medical assessment during this period.
Medical conditions considered during a shotgun licence application include, but are not limited to, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, dementia, epilepsy, and substance abuse. The police may request further information or assessments depending on your medical history.
You can only use a shotgun without a certificate if it’s on loan by an authorised person, on private land and in his/her presence. For example, at a police-approved clay pigeon shoot.
Getting a shotgun license in the UK involves a thorough process including background checks, interviews, and a medical assessment. While not extremely difficult, applicants must demonstrate they can handle firearms responsibly and meet all legal requirements.
Yes, you can get a gun licence with ADHD in the UK. The key factor is whether your condition is well-managed and does not impair your ability to safely handle a firearm. The police will consider your GP’s assessment in making their decision.
It is possible to get a firearms license in the UK with a criminal record, but it depends on the nature and severity of the offense. Convictions involving violence, drugs, or firearms may disqualify you. Each application is reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
A drink driving ban may impact your ability to obtain a shotgun license, particularly if it suggests a pattern of irresponsible behavior. The police will consider the circumstances and may require additional information before making a decision.
A gun license may be revoked if the holder is deemed a risk to public safety, has committed a serious crime, or if there are concerns about their mental health. Other reasons include failing to comply with storage regulations or providing false information on the application.
If you lose your shotgun certificate, you must report it to the police immediately. They will issue a replacement certificate after verifying your identity and confirming the loss. There may be a fee for the replacement.
A referee for a shotgun licence must be someone of good character who has known you personally for at least two years. They should not be a relative, registered firearms dealer, or police officer. Common referees include teachers, doctors, or other professionals.
Yes, you can get a shotgun licence with depression, but it depends on the severity and how well the condition is managed. The police will assess your fitness based on your GP’s report and any other relevant information.
We provide detailed information on firearms medicals, essential for obtaining or renewing your UK firearms and shotgun certificates. Our comprehensive service ensures you meet all legal and medical requirements efficiently.
A firearms medical involves obtaining a medical report from a qualified GP. This report is necessary for those who are applying for or renewing a firearms or shotgun licence in the UK. The process helps to ensure that individuals are medically fit to own and use firearms.
It is a crucial step in promoting responsible gun ownership. By assessing physical and mental health, we mitigate risks associated with firearms usage, ensuring community safety.
To legally possess a firearms or shotgun certificate in the UK, applicants must undergo a firearms medical assessment. The Police require this report to confirm the applicant’s medical fitness before issuing or renewing certificates. The medical report covers mental health, physical conditions, and any relevant medical history.
We streamline this process, working directly with GPs and police forces to provide timely and accurate reports. Our service fees are £60, and we typically complete the report within three working days of receiving full medical records from your GP.
Assessing medical fitness is a critical component of obtaining your firearms or shotgun certificate. Our qualified GPs review your medical history, including any past or present mental health issues, substance abuse, or other conditions that might impair your ability to safely handle firearms.
By conducting thorough assessments, we ensure that only those who are medically fit can possess firearms. This process includes checking for conditions that may disqualify an applicant, such as severe depressive episodes, psychotic disorders, or other significant health concerns. Our goal is to maintain a high standard of safety for both the applicant and the community.
When applying for a firearms licence, it is crucial to understand how specific medical conditions can impact the application process. We ensure comprehensive evaluations that consider physical and mental health to maintain public safety.
Various medical conditions can influence the decision to grant or refuse a firearms licence. Dementia, bipolar disorder, and psychotic illnesses are among the prominent conditions considered.
Other Notable Conditions:
Applicants must submit detailed medical reports indicating their current health status. This information helps us determine if the applicant’s condition could pose a risk to themselves or others.
Mental health plays a significant role in the evaluation process. Conditions like depression, mania, and suicidal thoughts are carefully reviewed through medical reports provided by GPs.
Key Points:
Our services ensure a meticulous review of mental health conditions, aiming to identify any potential risks.
Substance abuse, whether involving alcohol or drugs, is a critical factor in firearms licensing decisions. Drug abuse and alcohol abuse pose significant risks, making it imperative to evaluate the applicant’s history thoroughly.
Assessment Focus:
We require comprehensive medical reports that detail any history of substance abuse. This allows us to make informed decisions aimed at upholding safety and compliance with UK regulations.
Wish to get a consultation or a quick check up to identify the kind of firearms medical report you need? Just give us a call or submit the form here.