u/nospam310

Went live around 12:45PM PST today. Application was simple as can be. All just checkboxes w/ places to upload your state/fed paperwork.

No places in the application for any personal attestations or anything like that. Looks like they're just looking at facts ....as they should.

The 3 character references get an email link which when opened asks like 12 questions with only a checkmark for each. Super easy.

I got the email to get my fingerprints done within 5 mins of submitting my application. Got them done within 30 mins. Cost $50 but well worth it (I hope).

I have a federal felony conviction from 1992 (bank fraud, no violence). Let's say i get my rights restored via 925c. I am now good on the federal level but what about state? I'm pretty sure every state has a "felony = no gun" law on their books. Would I have to get my rights restored on the state level in every state I wanted to have a gun in?

It seems like that would be ridiculous but I haven't seen this issue addressed anywhere. thoughts?