I don't know the answer to your question, but I have two suggestions. First, find out of Arkansas is going to return your Texas LTC. If so, the problem is solved. Either way, call DPS and explain the situation and ask if it's okay for you to order a replacement LTC under those circumstances. The general rule is replacement LTCs are for lost or stolen licenses, or when the licensee has had a name change.TxknaBen wrote: ↑Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:04 am I recently moved across the border into Arkansas. I have updated my information and now have a non-resident Texas LTC. But since it is a non-resident type, I've found it's not honored in some states such as Colorado, Florida & S. Carolina. I've researched the licensing options in Arkansas and my options include starting a new application which includes the class, background check, etc. or doing a transfer which is just the background check but requires that I send them my Texas license.
I don't particularly like the idea of being without an license for 60 days, but I also don't want to pay for another class if I can avoid it. So my question is, if I do the transfer, can I order a replacement Texas LTC? This would enable me to have both the Arkansas & Texas LTC. I know with driver's licenses you are only allowed to have one state, but since my Texas LTC is already non-resident it seems like that wouldn't apply here.
Chas.