; and (B) not later than 72 hours after taking custody of the firearms and ammunition, file a copy of such receipt with the court. (3) Issuance of warrant If a court receives sworn testimony from an individual alleging that not all firearms required to be surrendered by a respondent under a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order have been surrendered, the court shall issue a warrant for the seizure of the remaining firearms or ammunition if the court determines that probable cause exists to believe the respondent has failed to surrender any firearms or ammunition. (d) Other requirements A qualifying State or tribal law shall— (1) make clear accommodations for the case in which an individual other than the respondent claims title to any firearms or ammunition required to be surrendered under a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order; (2) have clear instruction about the immediate return of firearms to a respondent upon the expiration of a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order; (3) provide clear instructions for the reporting of a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order to the appropriate Federal, State, and tribal databases; (4) establish a felony criminal offense for knowingly making a false statement under oath in a hearing relating to a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order regarding any material matter; (5) establish a felony criminal offense for an individual to receive or possess a firearm or ammunition with knowledge that the individual is subject to a temporary ex parte extreme risk protection order or extreme risk protection order; (6) a clear statement that use of the authority in the qualifying State or tribal law does not affect the ability of a law enforcement officer to use any other lawful authority to effect the surrender of a firearm, ammunition, or concealed carry permit