where ?

[outrider58]

Werewolf?

There wolf.

You can call me I-gor...

 

[rolandalong00]

fingerprints are for FL. thanks everybody for your help

 

[Mark75H]

Or UT, VA, NJ, a dozen other states that want blue applicant inked prints. If only he had a voice.

Told ya!

 

[Mark75H]

You can call me I-gor...

What hump?

 

[308Scout]

What hump?

The one from two days ago...

 

[LGood48]

fingerprints are for FL. thanks everybody for your help

FYI...Delaware County in PA is the closest sheriff's office for PA license. Short drive as it is in person only. Will take two visits, drop off application and another to pick up.

 

[Mark75H]

FYI...Delaware County in PA is the closest sheriff's office for PA license. Short drive as it is in person only. Will take two visits, drop off application and another to pick up.

The application can be done online and then just picked up with one trip

 

[outrider58]

The application can be done online and then just picked up with one trip

This
I applied yesterday on line, got my approval this morning.

 

[LGood48]

The application can be done online and then just picked up with one trip

This
I applied yesterday on line, got my approval this morning.

In Delaware County? Their website says in person only. Fill out on-line and print.

 

[outrider58]

In Delaware County? Their website says in person only. Fill out on-line and print.

I did York. Apply on line and after approval, you make an appointment to pick it up.

As to the OP and his Fla. license, Florida is now constitutional carry, no?

 

[LGood48]

I did York. Apply on line and after approval, you make an appointment to pick it up.

Yeah, when I did mine it was on-line then pick up after approval. Delaware County Sheriff changed it earlier this year. Something about all the non-residents applying.

 

[BurkeM]

As to the OP and his Fla. license, Florida is now constitutional carry, no?

FL still issues permits for residents who travel to other states. FL still issues non-resident permits which may be recognized by other states (DE, for example)

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map/de-gun-laws/

 

[Boxcab]

UMBC still does ink fingerprinting. Renewed my FL permit about 2 months ago using their services.

Fingerprint Services

LiveScan Fingerprints LiveScan fingerprints are done by appointment only. Email livescan@umbc.edu to request an appointment and include why you need to be fingerprinted. If you are requesting a background check for employment or licensing purposes, you must have all documentation from the...

police.umbc.edu

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[Mark75H]

Why would someone in Cecil make 2 (longer) trips to Delaware county when he can just do one to Chester, Lancaster or York?

Yes within FL you are constitutional carry, but they still issue licenses because of reciprocity. If you live in FL and never travel, there is no reason to get a FL permit. Florida resident and non resident permits let you carry in almost all the same states as Utah except Washington state and documented prior training is accepted

 

[outrider58]

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FL still issues permits for residents who travel to other states. FL still issues non-resident permits which may be recognized by other states (DE, for example)

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map/de-gun-laws/

Yeah, I didn't realize that. Thanks

 

[Sundazes]

I believe Fla requires LE to do the ink.
That have accepted absolute investigations (google them) ink card.
Make sure your order the blue cards from Fla to use.
Other than that, like someone said. UMBC police will do it. They are in Catonsville. I have used both. AI and UMBC. Not sure about any locations near you though. Call the local sheriffs offices.

 

[beetles]

You can call me I-gor...

"My father worked for your father. Of course, the rates have changed."

 

[Mark75H]

Grandfather

 

[outrider58]

"My father worked for your father. Of course, the rates have changed."

Of course, of course...

 

[Biggfoot44]

FL still issues non-resident permits which may be recognized by other states (DE, etc )

Wild guess , the OP wants Delaware , didn't want to take a Utah class .

( Utah Class is actually worthwhile, and the $25 renewals every 5 years are very cost effective.

But yeah , now that Fla is Con Carry for visitors , it dropped off my radar .)