Screen the obvious conflicts
Answer plain-language questions based on DOJ’s published presumptive-disqualifier rules.
Federal filing readiness
Be ready when the federal portal opens.
Organize your records now and receive a prompt alert when DOJ releases the official application.
The official DOJ application, OMB Form 1123-0017, is listed as coming soon. We do not guarantee eligibility, an outcome, or a place in a government queue.
What is confirmed today
DOJ finalized the § 925(c) rule on August 17, 2026. Its application page currently says the official online form is coming soon.
Prepare the file before the deadline.
The future application tool will guide one decision at a time while keeping the official form and government submission process authoritative.
Gather certified records
Build a checklist for court documents, sentence completion, state records, and qualified references.
Review before submission
Flag missing dates, jurisdictions, and documents before the government sees the application.
Receive the portal alert
Get email and SMS notices when the official application becomes available, subject to your consent settings.
Planned readiness-account cap
Enrollment will close when 2,500 paid readiness accounts are confirmed. This private cap does not reserve a DOJ filing position.
Software controls the preparation. DOJ controls the decision.
No automated screen can decide legal eligibility. Federal relief also does not override independent state restrictions.
- What the tool can do
- Organize answers, identify missing records, assemble user-provided information, and send consent-based alerts.
- What the tool cannot promise
- Eligibility, legal advice, government acceptance, filing priority, restoration, or a favorable result.