dbdevkc
.177 BB
My daughter has an unrestricted NYS pistol permit. But now lives in Indiana. Home visiting, can she legally come with me to the range? Will the range check current drivers license to verify residency?
Permit holder - no longer a NYS resident
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dbdevkc
.177 BB
The permit was issued when she lived in NY, so it has a NYS address that no longer matches her drivers license.
The range I use always asks to see the permit, and I didn't recall about looking at any other form of ID, but they did not.
The range I use always asks to see the permit, and I didn't recall about looking at any other form of ID, but they did not.
ManualF150
.308 Win
Never been carded or even asked for a membership card at a range - ever. Went to quite a few of them in my lifetime.
As long as you aren't being destructive and reckless, they don't care.
I am a member of a few of local ranges because I see great value in keeping them open.
As long as you aren't being destructive and reckless, they don't care.
I am a member of a few of local ranges because I see great value in keeping them open.
Celt
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Be mindful about the requirements to notify the issuing agency about address changes.
I don't believe that you are actually required by state law to notify the issuing agency of a change in residence.
The penal law states:
Notification of any change of residence shall be made in writing by any
licensee within ten days after such change occurs, and a record of such
change shall be inscribed by such licensee on the reverse side of his or
her license. Elsewhere than in the city of New York, and in the counties
of Nassau and Suffolk, such notification shall be made to the executive
department, division of state police, Albany...
spat
.950 JDJ
Tell her to process the change of address.
You must be a NYS resident to *get* a pistol permit, but not to keep one.
She can put in for the change of address, and as long as she keeps renewing it she should be fine.
There is precedent and case law to support not being a resident and still holding a NY State carry license. It's not advertised much, but it's out there... Can't remember the case. But whatever... Honestly all the law says is to inform the licensing officer of an address change! That's it! And if they revoke then SUE the bastards as she still has business here (with you). Domicile isn't required in NY for a permit!
And I agree with all above, never been asked, and I wouldn't comply if I were...
Have fun!
And I agree with all above, never been asked, and I wouldn't comply if I were...
Have fun!
Celt
.450/400 Nitro Ex
In Westchester County, the handbook for pistol licenses states we have 10 days to notify the agency of any address change.
Do a change of address.
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
And a recert if possible, then it's good for another 5 years.
spat
.950 JDJ
There's actually instructions on how to renew on the NYSP website.
If you move out of state you no longer have a NY driver's license, so you can't do it online.
Their instructions are to mail the paper form with some modifications.
Gun Safety in New York State
"Q: I have moved out of New York State and no longer have a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card. How do I recertify?
A. Out of state residents who do not possess either a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card must use the paper form to recertify and must attach a copy of their driver’s license or non-driver identification from their state of issuance.
- Recertification forms are available at:
- The New York State Police website: www.troopers.ny.gov/Firearms
- Any New York State Police location"