Another lifetime LTCH question

[StarbaseSSD]

Posit:
You have a lifetime permit for IN for several years.
You move to KY or any other state.

Question:
When you notify ISP that you have moved (within 60 days of moving as required), doesn't that invalidate the lifetime permit?

The local Sheriff's Office seems to think so. It would only be valid as long as (a) you remain a resident of IN, and (b) notify the ISP of any moves within the state within 60 days. You do not have to have the LTCH that you carry updated unless you want to, but the notification to ISP is mandatory.

 

[22rssix]

Doesnt Indiana have a non-resident permit? I thought I read that some where at one time. If they do I wonder if you could keep it as a non resident.

I would call the ISP firearm department. They should be able to give you a solid answer.

-James

 

[Scutter01]

Doesnt Indiana have a non-resident permit?

No, they don't.

 

[shooter521]

The local Sheriff's Office seems to think so. It would only be valid as long as (a) you remain a resident of IN, and (b) notify the ISP of any moves within the state within 60 days. You do not have to have the LTCH that you carry updated unless you want to, but the notification to ISP is mandatory.

Your local Sheriff's office is correct.

 

[NateIU10]

No, they don't.

They do if you work in IN

 

[Panama]

If you aren't confused enough yet.........

Some good info here, not sure how current or wouldn't rely 100% on it but have a look.


Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps - USA Carry

 

[waloidian]

so if I move out of state while I have an IN LTCH, when I return and re-establish residency, my Lifetime is now defunct? Im a lifeline IN resident, but i might be moving in the next 3 years, but I plan to resettle in IN in 10-15 years after moving...would I be better off going with the 4 year? I submitted my paperwork to BPD with the $50 check yesterday, I wonder if they can change it to the 4 year...

 

[millsusaf]

No expert here but if you are planning on moving I would say go with the 4 year.

Like some one said I have read something about a permit when you live elsewhere but work here. That being said it doesn't sound like that is your intent.

 

[waloidian]

yes, if i moved, it would be for a job so i think most states require you to get a drivers license, etc, so that would establish residency outside of IN = no more IN lifetime LTCH....bummer. Love this forum though, save me a few bucks then.