Illinois Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) Practice Exam

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What might result in the immediate revocation of a FOID card?

Receiving a speeding ticket
A conviction for domestic violence
Forgetting to renew on time
Moving to a new address within Illinois

The correct answer is: A conviction for domestic violence

A FOID card is a Firearm Owner's Identification card, issued in Illinois to citizens who wish to legally own a firearm. The immediate revocation of a FOID card would be a result of a serious offense, such as a conviction for domestic violence. A speeding ticket or forgetting to renew the card may result in temporary suspension, but not immediate revocation. Moving to a new address within Illinois would not result in the immediate revocation of a FOID card, but it is important to update the address on the card within 30 days to avoid potential issues.