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Hi has anyone recieved there utah permit from they april class, is it me or it seems like a while ago.
thanks Dean
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UTAH PERMIT
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MAINE PERMITS ARE GOOD IN 15 STATES~ UTAH IS NOT RECOGNIZED IN MAINE.
THE GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE OF UTAH ARE LOOKING TO ABOLISH THE BENEFITS OF UTAH PERMITS...
THE GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE OF UTAH ARE LOOKING TO ABOLISH THE BENEFITS OF UTAH PERMITS...
Garys
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What states are Maine permits recognized in and does that include non resident permits?
RESIDENT PERMIT~ Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont
I will look for the article I posted here on NES on the Utah Governor & Legislators challenge soon... Again, Utah is not good in Maine...
I will look for the article I posted here on NES on the Utah Governor & Legislators challenge soon... Again, Utah is not good in Maine...
Garys
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I have a ME permit, but it doesn't help me where I expect to be next Spring. Alaska, Arizona, and Vermont, don't require permits do they?
s4mt3k
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Just to clarify, a non-resident ME permit is only good in ME?
This is not true. I have personally spoken with Utah officials about this...they say there is no way it is going to happen.
The Utah licensing staff are easy to get a hold of. You can call them at: 801-965-4445
Steve, MFS
Steve, MFS
I believe that both cover (almost) the same states. I am not sure what states are convered offhand, but I know a quick check of the map at handgunlaw.us will show you which states are covered by each. I think the real difference is that Utah is a little bit cheaper to get but you have to take a Utah CCW class whereas FL is a bit more expensive to get but the MA LTC class is enough to obtain it. Someone please feel free to correct me if I am wrong. I am just starting to look into getting out of state licenses.
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Either a UTAH-NR or FLORIDA-NR will satisfy your desire for being able to carry in many states. The real trick is to simply look at the states you feel you may be travelling to, and work it from there.
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WA and MN
Class...April 10, 2010
Paperwork mailed....April 12, 2010
Check cashed....April 21, 2010
Waiting patiently for permit.
Paperwork mailed....April 12, 2010
Check cashed....April 21, 2010
Waiting patiently for permit.
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I am going to call monday morning and will post any info I get.
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Hi just got off the phone with utah dept of safety, a very polite rep told me they are slamed and are running between 60 & 75 days.
Keep the faith.
Dean.
Keep the faith.
Dean.
Thanks for the info. Myself and Kid Presentable have been waiting patiently but every few days there that I hope it's in the mailbox moment.
While we all tend to get anxious waiting to get our licenses (when we're not irritated at the idea of having to have them in the first place), bear in mind that the polite, efficient people who'll answer your calls in Utah and update and reassure you are the same people who would otherwise be processing your applications and mailing you your licenses.
Ken
Ken
has anyone had to re-submit their finger prints from the april class. just wondering if they'll let you know right away or not. like danboSMASH said we have been waiting patiently.
Looking at the FL web site about reciprocity, "(4) These states will honor the Florida concealed weapon license ONLY IF the license holder is a legal resident of the State of Florida." http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/FORMS/ReciprocityList.pdf
I am not a lawyer nor do I play one on TV.
So the way I read the FL application the FL out of state permit only gets you FL. Am I reading correctly?
I am not a lawyer nor do I play one on TV.
So the way I read the FL application the FL out of state permit only gets you FL. Am I reading correctly?
Florida looks easy. You don't need to take any more classes. You can get a Florida permit even without a MA permit. Although without being able to buy a handgun it wouldn't do much good. I have the florida application. It took a week to get the application. They send a nice packet. I haven't acted on it yet. You have to get finger print cards done for FLA. I also have the NH application so I will probably spend my money for that first, since I will use NH more than FLA. Then get FLA later in the year.
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The Florida NR permit gets you the ability to carry in all the states listed except Colorado, Michigan, NH and SC.
And since Florida does not honor ANY NR permits from any state, you cannot carry there unless you have a FL NR permit. For example, if you have a Utah NR permit, you cannot carry in FL. If you have a Utah RESIDENT permit, you CAN carry in FL.
And since Florida does not honor ANY NR permits from any state, you cannot carry there unless you have a FL NR permit. For example, if you have a Utah NR permit, you cannot carry in FL. If you have a Utah RESIDENT permit, you CAN carry in FL.
smokey-seven
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According to the reciprocity map, if you have a MA resident carry permit and a NH non-resident, the NH non resident gets you more reciprocity than the MA ticket.
Go figure.
Go figure.
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Correct..BUT Michigan accepts resident permits from any state..so Mass LTC is good there...Colorado you can Open Carry, even in your car (except Denver), and South Carolina you can throw in your glovebox...No luck with NH..you need there permit....
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