Question about getting the Indiana LTCH

[TN_Mike]

I have not lived here that long. My wife and I are going to go this week to get our LTCH in Indiana. I have looked at the procedure on line and talked to the town police who were very helpful and seemed quite supportive.

My question is this, I have heard that there is an accelerated process that one can go through to get the permit. I understand it costs extra but it considerably shortens the time between submitting the paperwork and when the permit actually arrives. Can anyone tell me if this is true and where I can find out more about it?

Thanks.

 

[spasmo]

Check out the FAQ. There are a few threads on the LTCH. You can probably see even more at the bottom of this thread now in the Similar Threads section.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...discussion/16185-ingunowners_faqs_sticky.html

 

[woowoo2]

It,s called L-1 solutions.
See if it available in your county.
Here is where you start the online process.
Application for Handgun License

 

[boileralum]

I went through the process last week - signed up online for my appointment with L-1 on Tuesday. Friday afternoon went downtown and got fingerprinted at IPS HQ, then drove a few blocks over to the City County Bldg for my local prints and record check. It was less than an hour from when I parked on Senate until I left my parking space on Alabama. Hopefully my license will be in the mailbox when I get back in town tomorrow evening.

 

[Bondhead88]

It costs an extra $10 and depending on if you are getting your lifetime or 4 year will depend on how long it takes. By the way get the lifetime if you can.

 

[TN_Mike]

Well, I think I may be out of luck on this. I live in Morgan County and Morgan doesn't participate in the online app. So May not be able to do it.

And by the way, I'm not getting the lifetime permit because I am not going to be living here for the rest of my life. We will be going back to Tennessee in the next couple of years or so. I'm not staying in Indi-TAX-ana for the rest of my life.

 

[reeceman1]

The only downfall to the lifetime permit, is that other states won't honor the permit like they do the 4 year permit.

 

[mk2ja]

The only downfall to the lifetime permit, is that other states won't honor the permit like they do the 4 year permit.

Whoa, I've never heard that. Can you provide an authoritative source to verify this?

 

[clt46910]

The only downfall to the lifetime permit, is that other states won't honor the permit like they do the 4 year permit.

I would be interested in where you found this out? I never hear this before.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Well, I think I may be out of luck on this. I live in Morgan County and Morgan doesn't participate in the online app. So May not be able to do it.

And by the way, I'm not getting the lifetime permit because I am not going to be living here for the rest of my life. We will be going back to Tennessee in the next couple of years or so. I'm not staying in Indi-TAX-ana for the rest of my life.

Understandable... BUT, you can "suspend" the permit for when you're not living in Indiana. Should you EVER find yourself back up here, even in 25 years, you should be able to just call up the ISP and "reactivate". That's the way it would work NOW, though. Might not be that way in 25 years.

The only downfall to the lifetime permit, is that other states won't honor the permit like they do the 4 year permit.

This is 100% false. What gun shop did you hear this in?

-J-

 

[woowoo2]

The only downfall to the lifetime permit, is that other states won't honor the permit like they do the 4 year permit.

Young grasshopper, you have a lot of reading to do......

 

[Water63]

If possible go the online route. I applied last friday and the permit was in the mail today a 7 day turn around.

 

[TN_Mike]

If possible go the online route. I applied last friday and the permit was in the mail today a 7 day turn around.

Damn it. Morgan County does not do the on line option. This sucks so bad.