Gun Restoration Federal (925(c)) and State | VAF Appeals | Federal and State Pardons
Gun Restoration Federal (925(c)) and State | VAF Appeals | Federal and State Pardons
FEDERAL FIREARM RESTORATION
$2500 *
*(starting at one conviction)
925(C) APPLICATION PROCESS
STATE FIREARM RESTORATION
$2000*
*(starting at one conviction)
MCL 28.424 & SPECIFIED OFFENSES
VAF APPEALS
$750*
FIREARM PURCHASE DENIAL OR DELAY
SETTING ASIDE CONVICTIONS
(EXPUNGEMENTS)
$2000*
*(starting at one conviciton and complexity of situation)
MCL 780.621C
FEDERAL PARDON
$5000*
STATE PARDON
$4500*
*NONE OF THE ABOVE PRICING INCLUDES EXPENSES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO (MAILING, FILING FEES, APPLICATION FEES, TRAVEL)
Restore Your Second Amendment Rights
Everyone deserves a second chance—not a lifelong punishment. Veterans, hunters, everyday citizens, and families should not be permanently burdened by a past mistake or stripped of the rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment.
A felony conviction should not mean a lifetime ban on your ability to protect yourself, your family, and your home. In many cases, the law provides lawful pathways to restore those rights.
Do not allow an old conviction to permanently infringe on your right to bear arms.
REARMED.LAW works with qualified individuals to pursue lawful pathways toward restoring federal firearm rights (FFRR) —so you can move forward with dignity, responsibility, and confidence.
Let us help you take the first step toward reclaiming what the Constitution guarantees.
Eligibility for restoration of federal firearms rights under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c) depends on the specific facts of each case and cannot be determined without individualized review. Accordingly, Rearmed offers potential clients an optional, non‑refundable initial consultation to assess eligibility on a limited‑scope basis, rather than requiring a substantial upfront fee for full petition representation.
The consultation includes an overview of applicable law and a preliminary discussion of the circumstances resulting in the firearms disability. It does not include investigation, preparation, or filing of a petition with the Department of Justice, does not create a guarantee of eligibility or result, and does not obligate either party to proceed. Any further representation requires a separate written engagement agreement. If representation is later undertaken, the consultation fee will be credited toward the overall legal fee.
Limited‑Scope Initial Consultation
Restoration of federal firearms rights under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c) is fact‑specific and cannot be determined without review. This paid initial consultation is offered on a limited‑scope basis to provide an overview of the applicable law and a preliminary discussion of the circumstances giving rise to the firearms disability, without requiring a substantial, non‑refundable fee for full representation.
The consultation does not include investigation, preparation, or filing of any petition with the Department of Justice, does not guarantee eligibility or any outcome, and does not obligate either party to proceed. Any additional representation requires a separate written engagement agreement. If further representation is undertaken, the consultation fee will be credited toward the overall legal fee.
Limited‑Scope Initial Consultation
Restoration of federal firearms rights under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c) is fact‑specific and cannot be determined without review. This paid initial consultation is offered on a limited‑scope basis to provide an overview of the applicable law and a preliminary discussion of the circumstances giving rise to the firearms disability, without requiring a substantial, non‑refundable fee for full representation.
The consultation does not include investigation, preparation, or filing of any petition with the Department of Justice, does not guarantee eligibility or any outcome, and does not obligate either party to proceed. Any additional representation requires a separate written engagement agreement. If further representation is undertaken, the consultation fee will be credited toward the overall legal fee.
*If you wish to proceede please click the box below*
**Initial § 925(c) Consultation – $250 (45 minutes)**
Why is there a paid consultation available instead of a full petition fee upfront?
Federal firearms rights restoration under § 925(c) is highly fact‑specific, and eligibility cannot be determined without reviewing an individual’s background and circumstances. The consultation allows potential clients to receive informed guidance before committing to substantial, non‑refundable legal fees.
What is included in the consultation?
The consultation includes an overview of the applicable law, a discussion of the incident that resulted in the firearms disability, and an assessment of whether pursuing a § 925(c) petition may be appropriate. It does not include investigation, document preparation, or filing a petition.
Does the consultation guarantee that my rights can be restored?
No. The consultation does not guarantee eligibility or any particular outcome. It is intended to provide preliminary legal guidance so you can make an informed decision about whether to proceed.
Am I required to move forward after the consultation?
No. The consultation does not obligate either party to proceed with further representation.
Is the consultation fee applied to future legal services?
Yes. If you and the attorney mutually agree to proceed with petition representation under a separate written engagement agreement, the consultation fee will be credited toward the total legal fee.
About
Attorney Joseph A. Bunting is the founder of REARMED, a Michigan firearm rights restoration practice focused on helping eligible individuals restore their federal firearm rights(FFRR), state firearm rights and Second Amendment rights under state and federal law. Before becoming an attorney, Joseph served for more than 25 years in law enforcement, including as a road patrol sergeant and investigator. His experience on both sides of the legal system provides clients with a unique perspective when pursuing firearm rights restoration and other constitutional rights matters.
As an experienced attorney and former law enforcement supervisor, Joseph provides strategic legal representation for clients seeking gun rights restoration, federal firearm rights restoration, relief from firearm disabilities, and restoration opportunities under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c).
REARMED was founded on the principle that a past mistake should not always result in the permanent loss of constitutional rights. Through personalized legal guidance and experienced advocacy, REARMED helps clients navigate Michigan and federal restoration processes while pursuing a lawful path toward reclaiming their firearm rights, restoring their Second Amendment rights, and obtaining a genuine second chance.
Whether seeking restoration of firearm possession rights under Michigan law or pursuing available federal restoration remedies, REARMED is committed to providing clear guidance, honest assessments, and steadfast representation throughout the restoration process.
Advocating on behalf of your Rights
Restoring Federal Firearm Rights
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