Start With the Facts. No Preparation Fee Required.
The free screening opens your RESTORE²ᴺᴰ case and compares your answers with a versioned rule set based on the DOJ Federal Firearm Rights Restoration final rule published August 20, 2026 and current DOJ guidance. The final rule is scheduled to take effect September 21, 2026. The screening identifies possible presumptive-disqualifier flags, review items and federal document categories that may apply.
Your Free Screening Uses the Current Federal Framework.
This first stage asks structured questions tied to the current DOJ FFRR rule, presumptive-disqualifier guidance, required-document guidance and character-reference requirements. The result is a federal pre-screening report and preparation checklist—not a legal opinion, a final eligibility decision, or a prediction of what DOJ will do.
Free Screening ($0) → Restoration Dossier™ ($495 if you choose to continue). The $295 Records Retrieval Assistance service is not the next required step. It is an optional add-on later, only if your dossier needs records and you want RESTORE²ᴺᴰ to help with the administrative retrieval process.
Create or Sign In to Your Account
Your secure applicant account keeps your case information and progress together.
Complete the Free Screening Questions
Answer structured questions about the federal prohibition category, current-status issues, waiting-period issues, later conduct, records and character-reference readiness.
Get a Follow-Up Checklist
Your screening result separates possible presumptive-disqualifier flags from review items and generates a federal document checklist tied to the answers you gave.
Choose Your Next Step
You can continue into the $495 full dossier preparation service when you are ready. There is no requirement to purchase a paid service simply because you completed the screening.
Step 1 — Free
Open your case and complete the federal pre-screening engine at no cost.
Step 2 — $495 If You Continue
The Restoration Dossier™ is the main paid RESTORE²ᴺᴰ preparation service.
$295 Only If Needed Later
Records Retrieval Assistance is optional and only for applicants who want administrative help obtaining missing records.
Review DOJ's who-can-apply categories, presumptive disqualifiers and key definitions in plain English before opening your case.
Start With the Federal Facts. Then Build the File.
Use the free screening, review the federal preparation checklist, check the law in your state, and move into the Restoration Dossierâ„¢ when you're ready.