Moved to Texas with a Georgia CHL

[OIF_VET]

I am Active Duty Army and a Veteran and I just moved to Texas. I have a Georgia CHL. Do I have to take any classes or am I good to go? I just want to make sure so that I dont get myself or my Company in trouble.

[Pawpaw]

Welcome! I'm retired USAF myself.

Yes, Texas will honor your Georgia license. You might want to consider getting a TX CHL, or at least attending a class.

The laws for each state are different, so you will learn a lot. If you do decide to apply for a Texas license, you can get a 50% discount by sending in a front & back copy of your ID card.

Again, welcome!

[OIF_VET]

Thanks for the Info. I appreciate it.

[cougartex]

Welcome and thanks for your service.

[Crossfire]

Active duty gets you the Texas CHL for free!

All you need to pay for is the class. It doesn't get any better than that!

[Pawpaw]

Active duty gets you the Texas CHL for free!

All you need to pay for is the class. It doesn't get any better than that!

Doh!

I misread the info. Of course, you are 100% correct.

[Armybrat]

Welcome to Texas!

Here's a good Texas info site to peruse so's you can ease on in:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=texas" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I was born at Fort Benning in '44 and moved to the Austin area in '59. Love it more than any other place I've been.

[denwego]

Lucky you, being active duty and in Georgia for a while... I've always been envious of how simply being AD military there is the equivalent of having a GFL. And welcome to Texas!