N.Y. Surrogate's Court Procedure Law § 2509
Firearms inventory Whenever, by regulation, rule or statute, a fiduciary or attorney of record must file a list of assets constituting a ...
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§ 2509. Firearms inventory
Whenever, by regulation, rule or statute, a fiduciary or attorney of
record must file a list of assets constituting a decedent's estate, such
list must include a particularized description of every firearm, shotgun
and rifle, as such terms are defined in section 265.00 of the penal law,
that are part of such estate. Such list must be filed with the
surrogate's court in the county in which the estate proceeding, if any,
is pending and a copy must be filed with the division of criminal
justice services.