Anyone with non-resident ccw?

wangstarr03 · Dec 7, 2015

Just curious if any of you maintain non-resident ccw permits (and if so, where) whilst not having your MD permit?

According the the court clerk where my VA resident permit was issued, "once the permit is issued, it is valid until expiry" regardless of domicile unless I, as the permit holder, do something that would forfeit my right to hold a ccw in the eyes of VA law. That said, I'm planning for the inevitability of when my permit expires and I'll have to obtain a non-resident permit (or several) that will cover as much of the U.S. as possible.

Given the lack of reciprocity among the gun grabber states (MD included) I won't be able to carry anywhere near here but would like to maximize my ability elsewhere. What about all of you?

SRD · Dec 7, 2015

A bunch here have Utah,Va,Az,Fl,etc.

BradMacc82 · Dec 7, 2015

Utah Non-Res, covers roughly 30 states as a Non-Res and is good for 5 years at a time (unless you do something that would legally require the forfeiture of the permit).

The advantage to obtaining multiple state permits isn't always reciprocity/acknowledgement, it's also being able to stay on the good side of the GFSZ Act as well when traveling in other states. GFSZ Act - Gun Free School Zone Act.

There's plenty of IP's here that'd be more than happy to help you obtain permits from as many other states as possible.

dogbone · Dec 7, 2015

I only have a Texas CHL but it is good for all states surrounding Maryland. The major downside to getting one is that you have to take the class in Texas. On the upside, it makes a fine excuse to visit Texas.

hatchetman325 · Dec 7, 2015

I have a Michigan CPL

Rack&Roll · Dec 7, 2015

Quite a few of us have non-res permits from two different states to get more states on our reciprocity map.

mac1_131 · Dec 7, 2015

Thousands of us do.

I have VA FL UT

303_enfield · Dec 7, 2015

FL, cause it's the only non-resident good in FL.

Stoveman · Dec 8, 2015

UT, VA, FL, AZ, PA, CT, ME, DC

I do a lot of traveling.....

Pinecone · Dec 8, 2015

I have UT, FL, and VA.

VA does not add any states, but there have been a few cases of VA troopers hassling people about GFSZ if you do not have a VA permit.

I plan on making a road trip and adding TX (good in PA) and NV.

I understand that CT, ME, and NH are pretty easy to get. And, IIRC, those states only honor their own permits.

swinokur · Dec 8, 2015

I just got my CT permit. It is not difficult to get, it's a bit expensive and they claimed my prints were unreadable twice until they accepted the 3rd card. I have 5 other permits and numerous form 4's with no print issues.

So now I have NV,AZ,UT,FL, VA and CT. I will wait until the Wrenn case is decided to see if I can get DC. I have no G&S other than being a law abiding citizen, which apparently is not sufficient

Cal68 · Dec 8, 2015

Could someone please post the address of the website where I can go to get information on the non-resident VA CCW application process? Thanks.

Cal68

swinokur · Dec 8, 2015

Pinecone said:
I have UT, FL, and VA.

VA does not add any states, but there have been a few cases of VA troopers hassling people about GFSZ if you do not have a VA permit.

I plan on making a road trip and adding TX (good in PA) and NV.

I understand that CT, ME, and NH are pretty easy to get. And, IIRC, those states only honor their own permits.

Like PA, NH will not issue a permit unless you have a home state permit first. That almost precludes most MD'ers.

swinokur · Dec 8, 2015

Cal68 said:
Could someone please post the address of the website where I can go to get information on the non-resident VA CCW application process? Thanks.

Cal68

http://www.vsp.state.va.us/Firearms_NonresidentConcealed.shtm

Pinecone · Dec 8, 2015

swinokur said:
Like PA, NH will not issue a permit unless you have a home state permit first. That almost precludes most MD'ers.

OK, thanks.

trailman · Dec 8, 2015

VA non-resident

Mdeng · Dec 8, 2015

We have All Inclusive Utah classes on the schedule and will be adding additional dates soon. We include lecture only course, fingerprinting, photos photocopying and postage. We also review each application twice to help reduce errors and processing time.http://www.genesisfirearms.com

CrazySanMan · Dec 8, 2015

When I lived in Maryland I had a UT non-resident permit. I moved to Colorado and immediately after I got my CO drivers license I got my CO CCW. I can carry in 34 states with my CO resident permit, the UT non-res adds 2 more states for 36 total. Ironically my UT non-res is no good in both MD and CO so when I first moved here I was still unarmed in CO, though I could carry in every border state of CO.

Petar · Dec 8, 2015

VA non-resident permit renewal will cost you $100 and the paperwork will be the same, including finger prints, as initial application. Utah non-resident permit renewal is $15 and you can renew it on-line in 5 minutes.

Pinecone · Dec 8, 2015

I did my UT class through Duke's Defense. He provided paperwork for UT (and fingerprints), FL and VA.

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