r/canadaguns • u/Drasselll • Mar 26 '26

News / Politics / Activism You can withdraw from the ASFPC

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WITHDRAW from the ASFCP: if you’ve already declared your firearms, it’s not too late to withdraw. The program itself outlines how to do so.

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u/StuPuff86 Mar 26 '26

I got an email thst a firearm that I have registered is now prohibited and needs to be turned. but the only restricted I had is my glock. otherwise, the rest are long guns and were not subject to registration. how do I find out what firearm they are talking about? I emailed a reply and the response was "for privacy reasons, they can't give it out"

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u/zulu_tango73 Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26

Are you sure that's what the letter said? Or did it just say you MAY be in possession of a firearm that is prohibited, the same emails that every licence holder received?

I BELIEVE (someone correct me if I'm wrong, I've never tried) that you can log into the Canadian Firearms Program web portal (not the compensation registration site, although that lists them, too) and see what they have registered to you.

EDIT: Above is incorrect. There is no way to view current registration, neither through Individual Web Services nor MyCFP

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u/StuPuff86 Mar 26 '26

also, i'm having a hard time navigating the rcmp site, while looking for the list of my firearms

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u/zulu_tango73 Mar 26 '26

I checked. Yoh can't view current registrations through MyCFP or Individual Web Services.

If you go to the ASWCP site, it should list impacted Rs, but requires creating an account there... and... ewwww.

So, I think your only other option is to call.

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u/StuPuff86 Mar 26 '26

ill do that after I Repat, long distance calling is murder here

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u/StuPuff86 Mar 26 '26

I didnt put it in for compensation