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Can a FOID card be revoked?

Yes, but only if the cardholder moves out of Illinois

No, once issued it cannot be revoked

Yes, if the cardholder commits a felony

A FOID card can be revoked if the cardholder commits a felony. This is because individuals who have been convicted of a felony are prohibited by law from possessing firearms or ammunition. Therefore, if a FOID cardholder violates this restriction by committing a felony, their FOID card can be revoked to ensure that they are in compliance with the law and unable to possess firearms.

The other options are incorrect:

- Option A is incorrect because a FOID card can be revoked for various reasons, not just if the cardholder moves out of Illinois.

- Option B is incorrect as a FOID card can indeed be revoked under certain circumstances, such as when the cardholder commits a felony.

- Option D is incorrect as the revocation of a FOID card is not limited to only the first year of issuance; it can be revoked at any time if the cardholder no longer meets the eligibility requirements or violates the law.

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Yes, but only during the first year of issuance