This guided quiz helps identify the main issues that usually control a felon gun-rights restoration review: whether the case is state or federal, whether the sentence is fully complete, whether separate state and federal restrictions may still apply, and what restoration route may need to be explored.
Confirms the basic restoration pathway
Flags timing and sentence-completion problems
Separates state and federal firearm issues
Submits the results for attorney follow-up
Direct answer
An online quiz cannot clear you to possess a gun.
Use the review as an issue-spotting tool. The final answer still depends on the actual conviction, the legal effect of any restoration order, and every applicable federal and state firearm restriction.
Quiz flow
Answer a few questions to see the likely next step.
The review follows a practical sequence: conviction source, sentence-completion status, offense type, any prior restoration, your goal, and contact information.
What the quiz actually checks
An eligibility review is about spotting the legal barriers first.
Most firearm-restoration mistakes come from assuming that one positive fact answers the whole question. A person may have finished supervision but still owe criminal restitution. Someone else may have a state restoration order but still face a federal firearm disability. Another person may have been told an expungement “clears everything,” even though the federal effect depends on the exact relief.
This page is designed to flag those threshold issues quickly. Once the facts are organized, the next step is a record-based review of the conviction, sentence, any prior restoration order, and the current law in the relevant state and under federal law.
Choose your level of help
Compare federal and state gun-rights restoration services.
