CCW Permits

[jaybird_123]

I`ll try this question again. If I have a lifetime Indiana permit, and move say to Flordia, will I have to re-do all the applications again?

 

[iChokePeople]

Your Indiana will no longer be valid and you'll have to comply with Florida law.

 

[EOD Guy]

Yep. Different state, different rules, different liscense.

 

[bushcf]

What about the reciprocity agreement between Indiana and Florida?

Are you saying you have to re-do it because you are no longer a resident of Indiana? I do not know for certain, but I would think that a lifetime Indiana resident permit would still be valid. For instance, if I move out of state to a state that does not have a reciprocity agreement with Indiana and obtain their LTCH permit wouldn't I still be legal to carry in Indiana with my lifetime LTCH resident license?

 

[possum_128]

What about the reciprocity agreement between Indiana and Florida?

Are you saying you have to re-do it because you are no longer a resident of Indiana? I do not know for certain, but I would think that a lifetime Indiana resident permit would still be valid. For instance, if I move out of state to a state that does not have a reciprocity agreement with Indiana and obtain their LTCH permit wouldn't I still be legal to carry in Indiana with my lifetime LTCH resident license?

No, because you are no longer a resident of Indiana, it's that simple. Your license to carry in Indiana is only for people who live and work here, nothing more.

 

[shootersix]

you have to be a resident of INDIANA for your INDIANA ltch to be valid

 

[stephen87]

IN order for you to have an Indiana LTCH, you must be a resident of Indiana. Once you move out of state, you notify the state police and they "deactivate" it. You apply in your new state of residence and have ther CWP instead. If you move back to Indiana, I believe you can once again notify the state police and they will "reactivate" it.

 

[92ThoStro]

It would start all over, you would go through the same process any resident of FL without a license/permit would have to go through. Your lifetime IN LTCH is no longer valid if you are no longer a resident of Indiana.

 

[chezuki]

I`ll try this question again. If I have a lifetime Indiana permit, and move say to Flordia, will I have to re-do all the applications again?

What do you not understand?!? Your original thread was moved HERE where it belongs and your question was thoroughly answered.

 

[jburris]

depends on how many days a year you live there. If you still have residence here for a certain part of the year then it will be valid. check the .gov site for the time between states. it says on there, ive seen it.

 

[bushcf]

IN order for you to have an Indiana LTCH, you must be a resident of Indiana. Once you move out of state, you notify the state police and they "deactivate" it. You apply in your new state of residence and have ther CWP instead. If you move back to Indiana, I believe you can once again notify the state police and they will "reactivate" it.

This makes sense. Like I said I didn't know for certain, was obviously flawed in my logic...or logic is flawed when it comes to political tape

 

[jaybird_123]

Ok, thank you all for answering.