Ace the Florida CWFL 2025 – Lock and Load Your Way to Success!

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Can a CWFL be revoked if the holder becomes prohibited from owning firearms under federal law?

Yes, immediately

A Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) can be revoked immediately if the holder becomes prohibited from owning firearms under federal law. This is because one of the conditions for obtaining and maintaining a CWFL is that the licensee is not prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm under federal law. Therefore, if this condition is violated, the CWFL can and will be revoked to comply with federal regulations. Option B is incorrect because a CWFL holder must follow both state and federal laws regarding firearms. Option C is incorrect because a court order is not always necessary for the revocation of a CWFL in the case of federal law violations. Option D is also incorrect because the revocation can occur immediately in such circumstances.

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No, the CWFL has no connection to federal laws

Yes, but only after a court order

No, unless specifically mandated by a judge

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