So I have recently graduated from college and now work for the family insurance business. On a daily basis i carry $2k-$30k in mostly checks to the bank during business and personal hours. I am also required to visit properties across the state. Is this a good/substantial reason for the State Police to approve? and would the permit be restricted at all even though my hours are not restricted to 9-5?
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convert the checks to cash.
mxrider
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guess i should have put my sarcasm emoji out there.
j_h_smith
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The only way to know what will happen is to apply and let the chips fall where they may.
Good Luck!
If your employer wishes you to be armed in the course of your employment and will write a letter to the MSP that accompanies your application and you are otherwise not prohibited you will get a permit. If will most likely have the following verbage as a restriction written on the back: "Valid while conducting business while employed by XYZ Company."
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mxrider
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daggo66
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If you have a P&C license you can get an appointment as a Bail Bond Agent.
I do have a P&C License.
daggo66
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Being a Bail Bondsman qualifies as a good and substantial reason.
http://mdsp.maryland.gov/Document D...essing of Handgun Permit Applications (1).pdf
http://mdsp.maryland.gov/Document D...essing of Handgun Permit Applications (1).pdf
mxrider
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A letter from your employer requesting you be armed will suffice as well.
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