I have my Indiana lifetime LTCH, but am planning on moving out to Oregon in the next couple of months. I will likely be there a while and will change all of my residency information. How will this effect me? Will Indiana continue to honor my resident Lifetime permit? Any input on this would be great.
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Have Lifetime Indiana LTCH, but moving to another state
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possum_128
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Your ILTCH will be void while you are living in Oregon. You will need to notifiy the Indiana State Police that you are moving out of state. If and when you return to Indiana to live, contact the State Police again with your new Indiana address and it will be reactivated.
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No. Once you stop being an Indiana resident, your permit is no longer valid anywhere.......even Indiana if you just happen to return for a visit. From what I've seen on INGO, once you notify the State Police of your change of address, it becomes inactive. IF you return, I hear it can be re-activated.
According to a recent correspondence between ISP and a member here, this is INCORRECT. There is no stipulation in the code to "deactivate"a license, it merely states that you must notify ISP of an address change.
I'll try to find the thread... BRB
Edit: Here it is https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...se/321226-lifetime-ltch-moving-out-state.html
Lectric102002
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Good job, Chez. I read the first 3 responses and I'm thinking "No, no, no. That's not right."
Knew I read it somewhere.
Knew I read it somewhere.
