; (II) the chief law enforcement officer of the district in which the individual resides has conducted the removal described in subparagraph (C)(ii); or (III) the individual did not possess any firearm or ammunition at the time of the issuance and service of the firearm surrender order and continues to not possess any firearms or ammunition; and (ii) an itemized receipt of any firearms or ammunition surrendered by the individual subject to the firearm surrender order under subparagraph (C)(i), or removed by a chief law enforcement officer from that individual under subparagraph (C)(ii), that is signed by the individual who took possession of those firearms or ammunition; (2) in the case of an individual who does not comply with paragraph (1)(C)(i), and where there are reasonable grounds to believe that the individual possesses or has purchased a firearm, require the chief law enforcement officer or designated law enforcement agency described in paragraph (1)(C)(ii) to remove any firearm or ammunition from the individual; (3) requires a chief law enforcement officer or designated law enforcement agency that conducts a removal under paragraph (1)(C)(ii) or (2) or receives a firearm or ammunition surrendered by an individual under paragraph (1)(C)(i)(I) to, not later than 48 hours after conducting the removal or receiving the surrendered firearm or ammunition, notify the court of the removal or surrender; (4) with respect to a firearm or ammunition that is surrendered under paragraph (1)(C)(i) or any firearm or ammunition removed under paragraph (1)(C)(ii) or (2), require the law enforcement agency to which the firearm or ammunition is surrendered or that removes any firearm or ammunition to— (A) safely store the firearm or ammunition