Utah has no DUI convictions within the past 6 years, so you would be ineligible.
However, Florida says not convicted of two within the past 3 years, so you may be eligible. You also are a Florida resident, so would think you would want that license anyway. Texas will recognize Florida's license.
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Re: Questions regarding Texas Gun Laws
Sassiee,
First off, welcome to the forum. You will find a lot of good information on the forum.
First off, per the Texas CHL guidelines, you must not be a chemically dependent person. A person with two convictions within the ten year period preceding the date of application for offenses (Class B or greater) involving the use of alcohol or a controlled substance is ineligible as a chemically dependent person. What were the Class of misdemeanor you were convicted of?
It you do qualify, then you can get a non-resident CHL license.
First off, welcome to the forum. You will find a lot of good information on the forum.
First off, per the Texas CHL guidelines, you must not be a chemically dependent person. A person with two convictions within the ten year period preceding the date of application for offenses (Class B or greater) involving the use of alcohol or a controlled substance is ineligible as a chemically dependent person. What were the Class of misdemeanor you were convicted of?
It you do qualify, then you can get a non-resident CHL license.