Form RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet - Canada

Form RCMP GRC5590E, also known as the Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet, is used in Canada to supplement the Non-resident Firearm Declaration (Form RCMP GRC5589) for individuals who need to declare firearms that they are bringing into the country temporarily. This additional form may be required if the space provided on the original declaration form is insufficient to list all the firearms being brought in. It allows individuals to provide detailed information about additional firearms accompanying them, ensuring compliance with Canadian firearm laws.

The Form RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet in Canada is typically filed by non-residents who need to declare their firearms being brought into the country. This form is used as an additional sheet to provide further details and continuation of the information provided in the main Non-resident Firearm Declaration form.

FAQ

Q: What is the RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet?A: The RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet is a document used in Canada for non-residents who wish to declare their firearms upon entering the country.

Q: Who needs to fill out the RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet?A: Non-residents of Canada who are bringing firearms into the country need to fill out the RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet in addition to the main firearm declaration form.

Q: Do I need to fill out the RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet every time I enter Canada with firearms?A: No, you only need to fill out the RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet once, and it will be valid for multiple entries into Canada for up to 60 months.

Q: What information is required on the RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet?A: The RCMP GRC5590E Non-resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet will require you to provide your personal information, details about the firearms you are bringing into Canada, and any previous convictions or restrictions related to firearms in your home country.