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Virgin Islands (US). 1969 ‘Qualifications of Applicant.’ Virgin Islands (US) Code; Title 23, Chapter 5 (Section 456). Charlotte Amalie: Office of the Code Revisor, Legislature of the Virgin Islands (US). 19 November
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23 V.I.C. § 456
(a) The Commissioner shall not issue a license for firearms under section 454 of this chapter until all the circumstances and facts set forth in the application have been investigated, and the records of the Department1 and other available records have been examined, and unless such investigation establishes to the satisfaction of the Commission:
(1) the truth of such circumstances and facts;
(2) that the applicant is a resident of the Virgin Islands, including with respect to shotguns or rifles a minor not under 16 years of age, or a nonresident who holds a current and valid license to hunt in the Virgin Islands, or an alien bonded under applicable Federal and Virgin Islands statutes for employment with a person, firm, corporation or other business entity duly licensed in the Virgin Islands to carry on the business of providing security, guard, patrol and private detective services; Provided, however, That in the case of any such bonded alien the license shall be issued to the business entity by which he is employed;
(3) that the applicant is a person of good moral character;
(4) that the applicant's fingerprints have been duly taken and/or checked with the records of the Department or other appropriate sources; and
(5) that no proper reason exists to deny such application.
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