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California Court Ordered Firearms Safety Course
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Frequently asked questions
Will the court,
judge, or probation officer accept this online certificate?
While judicial requirements vary by jurisdiction,
our 8-hour curriculum covers the core safety, legal, and statutory topics
typically required by courts, defense attorneys, and probation departments. We
always recommend confirming with your attorney, probation officer, or ordering
authority if you have specific questions about completing your requirement
online or the required course duration.
How and when do I get
my Certificate of Completion?
Instantly. As soon as
you complete the modules and pass the online multiple-choice exam with an 80%
or better, your official Certificate of Completion is generated in your student
portal. You can download and print it immediately for your attorney or court
date.
How long do I have to
complete the 8 hours?
You have 2 months
of full access from your enrollment date. Your progress is saved automatically,
so you can log in and out whenever it fits your schedule.
What happens if I
fail the final exam?
You can retake the
exam unlimited times within your 2-month access period at no additional
charge.
Do I need a firearm
or to go to a shooting range?
No. No firearms, ammunition, or live range time are
required. All instruction is delivered 100% online through a computer, tablet,
or smartphone.
How is this business
licensed?
Our business is incorporated in California and registered with the Secretary of State.
We hold a firearms training facility license (TFF #1719) issued by the California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS).
Our curriculum is designed by certified instructors with credentials and licenses spanning the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), the California Department of Justice (DOJ), BSIS, the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI), and the National Rifle Association (NRA).
Student completion records and official instructor credentials are maintained on file for court verification if needed.
