How to get your non-resident pistol permit, by state

[Day444]

I mean if you really want to know there is the Ohio penal law, if that still confuses you contact a lawyer out in ohio

OK, so you don't know.

 

[carpediem]

I'll guess and say this fits into this category? I might be spending a week or two in OHIO. I'm trying very hard to understand their CCW's laws. The don't issue a non-resident unless you have property or work in Ohio. (As I understand it.) They do allow open carry, I haven't seen any restrictions on out of state persons.
I have read that they allow Concealed Carry as long as you have a CC permit from you home state.
I need to find this cut and dry, no B.S. Of course there is conflicting information on the Web!

Ohio recognizes a NY CCW permit.

 

[Edwardteach72]

Apparently you're unaware of the wording in the NYS constitution regarding the 2A.....

"New York Civil Rights Law article II, § 4 provides that “[a] well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms cannot be infringed.”

The NYS 2A amendment to the constitution makes no mention of NYC making up their own laws. Shows as much validity as your narrow contention that PA is somehow different in this regard.

But good luck trying to coerce members to go to non issuing counties to succumb to non resident threats that they are breaking the law. Can't wait to see how those confrontations work out.

Hey man I'm glad you have been out in Albany chanting cannot be infringed. Last time I checked the U.S. constitution said shall not be and yet the NFA is still around. But that's my fault. You sound like a fuckong new Yorker, oh big daddy government said no so I'll just take their word. And honestly I don't give a fuck what 99% of you guys do, half of you all let your judges fuck you over on amendments and issuing and then some how blame it on everyone else and just allow it

 

[Edwardteach72]

Apparently you're unaware of the wording in the NYS constitution regarding the 2A.....

"New York Civil Rights Law article II, § 4 provides that “[a] well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms cannot be infringed.”

Wait dude have you gotten ahold of the NRA and GOA and all the other groups. I mean with this long lost info they most not have been able to find that you did, we we could tell Cuomo to throw out all New York gun laws and he would have to listen.

Dude you just saved the 2A

 

[OPE1]

I moved from NYS to South Carolina last September. It will be 5 years next month that I got my pistol permit, so of course I get the letter from the NYS Troopers that its time to recertify. I lived in Oneida County. So I called them today to see what my options are, and as I expected, I have to turn in my permit. I no longer own any property in NYS, so I can't keep it. They expect me to send them a notarized letter stating I have moved and will surrender my permit. I can't even begin to explain how much I hate NYS. If my kids, grandkids and mother weren't all still there, I would NEVER set foot in that shithole of a state ever again. I looked into getting my SC permit today. All I have to do is take an 8 hour course, fill out an applicaiton, get printed and I will have my concealed carry permit with NO restrictions, other than not carrying in places posted "no firearms".

 

[OPE1]

I moved from NYS to South Carolina last September. It will be 5 years next month that I got my pistol permit, so of course I get the letter from the NYS Troopers that its time to recertify. I lived in Oneida County. So I called them today to see what my options are, and as I expected, I have to turn in my permit. I no longer own any property in NYS, so I can't keep it. They expect me to send them a notarized letter stating I have moved and will surrender my permit. I can't even begin to explain how much I hate NYS. If my kids, grandkids and mother weren't all still there, I would NEVER set foot in that shithole of a state ever again. I looked into getting my SC permit today. All I have to do is take an 8 hour course, fill out an applicaiton, get printed and I will have my concealed carry permit with NO restrictions, other than not carrying in places posted "no firearms".

I am not a regular contributor here. Mods, if my post does not belong on this thread, please delete. Thanks.

 

[fartgamer]

I moved from NYS to South Carolina last September. It will be 5 years next month that I got my pistol permit, so of course I get the letter from the NYS Troopers that its time to recertify. I lived in Oneida County. So I called them today to see what my options are, and as I expected, I have to turn in my permit. I no longer own any property in NYS, so I can't keep it. They expect me to send them a notarized letter stating I have moved and will surrender my permit. I can't even begin to explain how much I hate NYS. If my kids, grandkids and mother weren't all still there, I would NEVER set foot in that shithole of a state ever again. I looked into getting my SC permit today. All I have to do is take

You don’t need to own property. Rent a room from any relative and use that address should you want to keep a NY permit.
I agree with the rest, why would anyone go back except for family for even 1 lousy minute.

 

[kev74]

I moved from NYS to South Carolina last September. It will be 5 years next month that I got my pistol permit, so of course I get the letter from the NYS Troopers that its time to recertify. I lived in Oneida County. So I called them today to see what my options are, and as I expected, I have to turn in my permit. I no longer own any property in NYS, so I can't keep it. They expect me to send them a notarized letter stating I have moved and will surrender my permit. I can't even begin to explain how much I hate NYS. If my kids, grandkids and mother weren't all still there, I would NEVER set foot in that shithole of a state ever again. I looked into getting my SC permit today. All I have to do is take an 8 hour course, fill out an applicaiton, get printed and I will have my concealed carry permit with NO restrictions, other than not carrying in places posted "no firearms".

Don't turn anything in or send any notarized letter or any such nonsense.

Send in an amendment with your change of address. Let them go through the trouble of revoking your permit - don't make it easy for the bastards.

If they process the amendment, then go through with the recertification.