Question about MD ccw training being used for other states non resident ccw

[mikebalt]

So my question is... and please forgive my ignorance...

If I take the 16 hour class for MD conceal carry can that same training be used to meet the requirements for Florida, Utah, or VA non resident ccw?

 

[woodstock]

no. you need to take the courses from the perspective states for which you are applying. that being said, there are instructors here who teach the utah course. i am not aware of a fla course per se. maybe others here can chime in?

do you intend to apply for the MD wear/carry permit? if so, that permit will allow you to apply as a non-resident to each state you asked about, so, yes. make sense?

 

[rouchna]

When I moved back to VA, I used my MD online safety course to get my VA resident CHP. Not sure about non resident though.

 

[Biggfoot44]

All depends on the requirements of the specific state in question.

 

[platoonDaddy]

My friend used his NJ Muzzleloading,Black powder,Rifle class for his Florida out-of-state CCW.

 

[HeatSeeker]

So my question is... and please forgive my ignorance...

If I take the 16 hour class for MD conceal carry can that same training be used to meet the requirements for Florida, Utah, or VA non resident ccw?

That class should suffice for Fla. and VA, but not sure about Utah. I believe you have to take the Utah specific class for that.

 

[ASTC]

Utah B.C.I. regulations require that you take their specific class to get the Utah CFP. Hope this info is helpful.

 

[redeemed.man]

I believe many instructors may be willing to offer a single class (couple of days long) that will meet the requirements for FL, UT, MD, VA, etc. Ask around to our IP's. I know at least one who will.

Edit: At least one of our IP'S will set up a combined class covering the requirements for all of the permits listed above.

 

[swinokur]

no. you need to take the courses from the perspective states for which you are applying. that being said, there are instructors here who teach the utah course. i am not aware of a fla course per se. maybe others here can chime in?

do you intend to apply for the MD wear/carry permit? if so, that permit will allow you to apply as a non-resident to each state you asked about, so, yes. make sense?

The only state being discussed that requires a state specific course is UT. FL and VA will accept NRA or other training. MD would work as well.

As mentioned, VA will accept the MD Online training cert. FL accepts an NRA or other LE course. Or Hunter Safety. Be advised the FL statute requires live fire as part of the class. Exception is a Hunter saftey class.