The primary goal of this order is to standardize how the MVD (and now, in many respects, the Russian National Guard or Rosgvardia) interacts with citizens and legal entities regarding firearms. It defines the procedures for:
Issuing licenses to purchase, carry, and store civil and service weapons. The renewal and re-issuance of existing permits.
The control and inspection of storage conditions for weapon owners. prikaz mvd 622
: It lists specific legal reasons why an application might be denied, including criminal records or failure to provide proper storage (e.g., a locked safe).
: It outlines how "District Officers" (Uchastkovy) should conduct checks of an applicant’s residence to ensure weapons are stored according to safety standards. Current Legal Status The primary goal of this order is to
, issued on August 15, 2011, is a significant regulatory document that establishes the Administrative Regulations for the provision of services related to the licensing and control of weapons . Purpose and Scope
: It details the exact list of documents required for an application, such as medical certificates, proof of training, and identification. The control and inspection of storage conditions for
: The order mandates strict time limits for the police to process applications (typically 30 days for a license and 14 days for a permit).