Illinois SB3466 would change FOID mental‑health reporting and disqualification rules; pending in Senate
State bill SB3466 — Illinois — status: in committee
Official title: FOID-MENTAL HEALTH
What it does
SB3466 is a proposed amendment to Illinois' FOID law that would alter how certain mental‑health information is treated for firearm eligibility. The bill would revise reporting and disqualification criteria tied to mental‑health records and set procedures for review or administrative action. The measure is currently in the Illinois Senate system — it was amended in committee (Senate Committee Amendment No. 2) and re‑referred to the Senate Assignments Committee on May 22, 2026.
Industry impact
If enacted, the bill could change which individuals are disqualified from holding a FOID card or possessing firearms in Illinois, which would affect routine dealer transfer checks and revocation workflows. Retailers and FFLs may see more denials or administrative holds on transfers and could need updated processes for verifying FOID status and handling revocation notices. Manufacturers would be less directly affected day‑to‑day, but changes that reduce or expand the pool of eligible purchasers could shift retail demand; NFA/SOT holders should monitor whether the changes alter eligibility for NFA possessions or trigger new reporting that affects transfers.
Latest official status: Senate Committee Amendment No. 2 Rule 3-9(a) / Re-referred to Assignments
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