Check you qualify
Massachusetts rules are the same in Framingham as everywhere else: 21+, US citizen or permanent resident, no felony, no active restraining order, no MA DUI since 1994. Seven questions, nothing to fill in.
Three steps, the same for every town in Massachusetts: check you qualify, take the one state-approved class, apply with your own police department. The class is the part we do — about 24 miles from Framingham, live fire included, license or your money back.
Massachusetts rules are the same in Framingham as everywhere else: 21+, US citizen or permanent resident, no felony, no active restraining order, no MA DUI since 1994. Seven questions, nothing to fill in.
The state-approved course (LTC035). Classroom and live fire on our indoor range in Everett, same day. Massachusetts only $249, or all six states' courses for $349.
Massachusetts licenses are issued by the police department where you live. Bring the certificate of completion from your state-approved class, your ID and the state fee. They set the process, the interview and the timeline.
Your application goes to the Framingham Police Department — the licensing authority for Framingham. Applying is your own step; what we do is the training the state requires first.
Apply online through the MIRCS portal, then bring to the police department: a copy of the MIRCS application, two forms of ID (driver's license plus passport or birth certificate), and proof of residency (letter from City Hall or a utility bill in your name; RMV documents, tax bills and credit card transactions are not accepted). Renewals bring the MIRCS copy, driver's license, current LTC and proof of residency. On submission the department makes an appointment for the interview, ID photo and fingerprints and tells you the fee, which is paid on the interview day. LTC applications may be dropped off at any time during bureau hours.
Framingham requires two forms of ID and rejects RMV documents and tax bills as proof of residency.
Source: framinghamma.gov, checked 3 November 2026 (from the department’s own page). Departments change their process; confirm before you go.
Department details change — confirm hours and fees with the department before you go. We don't file applications and we're not part of the department's decision.
Classroom and indoor range under one roof, free parking on site, ten minutes from Boston, accessible by public transport.
$249per seat · 4–5 hours · one visit

$349per seat · 4-5 hours · one visit · $100 more, once
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