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The final rule is out (August 20, 2026). DOJ begins accepting § 925(c) applications September 21, 2026. The online form is not live yet — prepared applicants file first. Latest details →

Free Live Webinar: Do You Qualify?

The new federal gun-rights restoration program, explained in plain English

Tuesday, September 8, 2026 · 6:30–7:15 PM Eastern · Live online. Free to attend. Register below and we'll email your link the day before — and the recording afterward if you can't make it live.

What you'll learn in 45 minutes

  • What the final rule (published Aug. 20) actually says — dates, fee, requirements
  • Who's a strong candidate — and who the rule presumes against
  • Why a Kentucky pardon or certificate often doesn't fix the federal problem — and what does
  • The six documents every application needs, and which two take weeks
  • The three mistakes that sink otherwise-strong applications
  • Your 30-day plan to be ready when applications open September 21

Your presenter: Dan Parker, Practice Leader of Bluegrass Gun Rights — a Kentucky attorney, avid gun owner, and outdoorsman who has spent decades in the Commonwealth's criminal courts. Live Q&A at the end; questions can be asked anonymously.

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Free. We'll email your join link and a reminder. Can't attend live? Register anyway — you'll get the recording.

Or call us: (859) 334-0895

This webinar is general education, not legal advice, and attending does not create an attorney-client relationship. Relief under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c) is discretionary; no outcome can be guaranteed.