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by mr1337
Thu Nov 19, 2015 5:44 pm
Forum: Other States
Topic: Out of State/Non-Resident CHL for expanded reciprocity
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Re: Out of State/Non-Resident CHL for expanded reciprocity

AZ is a breeze to get if you have TX. Quick, cheap, and they accept your TX CHL/LTC as proof of training. Just gotta get your fingerprints sent along with everything and they will process it. I grabbed AZ for Nevada. Currently trying to find a Utah class for WA.
by mr1337
Mon Oct 12, 2015 10:21 am
Forum: Other States
Topic: Out of State/Non-Resident CHL for expanded reciprocity
Replies: 8
Views: 4614

Re: Out of State/Non-Resident CHL for expanded reciprocity

Arizona CHL is easy to get. They require 2 fingerprint cards along with the application (which they will send you) and proof of training. A copy of your Texas CHL counts as proof of training. Got mine for NV reciprocity, and it was an utterly painless process.

I'm trying to get WA reciprocity because I'll probably be visiting Seattle next year. The only thing I've found that's possible to get is Utah, but classes are few and far between in Central Texas.


Jumping Frog wrote:I've also got Ohio, Utah, and Pennsylvania licenses in addition to my Texas license.

My Ohio license gets me reciprocity in MN, WA, and NV. My PA license adds Maine. The Utah license adds WA. I've got a sister who lives in in MN, so that has potential value if I ever visit, and it is always good to be armed if I had to go to Vegas.

You could also get an AZ license (adds NV). Adding a FL or VA license does not get you any additional states.

The other advantage of a "backup license" is if you have staggered renewal dates, you can still carry right here in Texas if there are renewal delays with your Texas license.

How did you get Ohio? From what I can gather, they only issue to those who live or work in the state.

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