Nah this decision came from the Supreme Court. NY can kick and scream all they want, but you all already won. There is not much they can do now as anything they suggest will not hold up in lower courts given this decision and they probably already know this.
The only thing I could maybe think...
It's sort of funny in a sad way. Have lived in NY commuting to NYC nearly everyday (or visiting family) from the Hudson Valley my entire adult life, being frustrated how 90%+ of the time my CCW is completely useless. Then less than 2 months after I move to a free state, days after getting a new...
Kind of a moot point since I just moved out of state, but with the landmark Supreme Court decision going our way, does this now mean that all restrictions are void and that we can also carry in NYC now?
I tried to find a clear answer on the main thread regarding this decision, but it is mostly...
This is very useful information, thank you
As for the 10 days, I assume this means 10 days after I change my official residence (driver's license, car registration, etc) to VA not after I leave NY? Is there a link you would be willing to share? I just want to make sure I call the right place...
Okay. I will assume my clerk was wrong then and follow the advice of what ppl here have suggested and inform my county of the move after I have settled in Virginia.
That was my understanding (that you could keep it and just change the address even if it's out of state) but this is probably a county by county sort of issue. What I want to avoid is telling them I moved to VA and then having them revoke it on the spot.
I do not personally own property, but my parents do. They moved to Westchester years ago from another county upstate and that's what I currently have on my license and the address I put in the system when I updated my CCW earlier in the year to renew it online. But I never informed the original...
Hello,
I recently took a job that requires me to move to rural Virginia. I've had a restricted CCW in NY and an unrestricted PA permit for the past 5 years and want to know if there is any way for me to keep my NY permit. My contract is for 3 years so I won't be back anytime soon, but since my...