Identification Card: Possession

(a)No person may use or possess a firearm regardless of ownership of the firearm, without possession of an identification card evidencing his eligibility to possess, use or carry such firearms.

(b)No person shall transfer, loan, give, sell either as a part of a business or individually, or permit the use of any firearm unless the person receiving the firearm has an identification card evidencing his eligibility to receive, possess, use and carry the type of firearm which he is to receive, borrow, use, buy or possess or carry; provided, that a person who is authorized to own, possess, use and carry a firearm silencer shall not be allowed to transfer or otherwise lend the device to another person who is not authorized by this Chapter to own, possess, use and carry such device.

(c)No person shall use, display, or carry with the intent to use or display, an identification card which has been suspended or revoked, or for which a duplicate has been issued, or which has been defaced or altered. No person shall use any of the above for the purpose of obtaining any firearm.

(d)No person shall willfully alter, remove or obliterate the name of the make, model, manufacturer’s number or other mark of identity of any firearm or ammunition. Possession of a firearm or ammunition upon which any mark of identity has been altered, removed or obliterated shall be presumptive evidence that the possessor has altered, removed or obliterated the same.

(e)If any person, in complying with any of the requirements of this Chapter, knowingly gives false information or knowingly offers false evidence of any of the facts required by the Department or by this CH. 60 FIREARMS Chapter, he shall be guilty of unsworn falsification and punished therefore as provided by § 52.30 of the Criminal and Correctional Code. Additionally, upon conviction, such person shall not be eligible for an identification for a period of ten

(10)years, and any existing identification card issued to such person shall be revoked, and any firearms possessed pursuant to such identification card forfeited.

(f)The registered owner shall report to the Guam Police Department the loss, theft, sale or transfer of a firearm within three

(3)working days thereof.