I guess I meant state.
Time for My PA Non-Resident
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pshift
.338 Win Mag
We're talking about non-resident permits, I think...
Steal2B
.700 Nitro Express
Non-resident applicants in PA do not have to be residents of the issuing county, only PA residents have to apply and renew in their PA county of residence.
PutnamCharlie
6.5 Creedmoor
So from what I have gathered between this thread and their website is I can apply online through the pike county website even though it says PA residents only? Also that I have 30 days to make an appt after I submit the app?
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Correct.
I submit my application last week. 13 hours later I received the approval. The approval states I must schedule an appointment to pickup my permit within 30 days of the approval. This is in Pike County.
PutnamCharlie
6.5 Creedmoor
Thanks. That's exactly what I needed to know. I will fill out the app tomorrow.
HIghlander
.223 Rem
Do I have to have 2 References for New permit?
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
PutnamCharlie
6.5 Creedmoor
Even for non residents?
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Correct. That's what this thread is all about, non-res. I wouldn't know, nor do I care about the resident process.
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
So today was the day I scheduled to pick up my Pa non res permit.
When I walked into the municipal building in Milford there was nobody there except a Deputy Sheriff manning the x-ray machine and metal detector. His greeting was in the form of a question. Do you have a cell phone on you? I said no.
At this time I was instructed to empty my pockets into the basket for x-ray, then walk through the MD. Total process, about 1 minute 30 seconds. He directed me to the end of the hallway, turn right, take the elevator to the basement where the Sheriff's Dept was located.
Took about 1 minute to make that journey.
Again, nobody at the window but the Sergeant. She asked me for my license. Pulled my file that was already on her desk. Typed a couple of things into her computer. Asked me to sign the digital pad. Handed me back my license. Asked me to stand on the X on the floor for a picture. Printed the permit. Sent it through the lamination machine. Handed me my permit and a printout with the local gun laws and regulations. Said thank you, have a nice day. I'd say this was an extended time frame of about 3-1/2 minutes. My feet were beginning to ache from standing so long.
Went back up to the lobby. Exited the building about 6-7 minutes after entering the building, with my Pennsylvania Non Resident LTCF card in hand.
I couldn't say it was painless because my feet began to ache
'Murica baby!JRtraderny
6.5 Creedmoor
Yours was a renewal ??So today was the day I scheduled to pick up my Pa non res permit.
When I walked into the municipal building in Milford there was nobody there except a Deputy Sheriff manning the x-ray machine and metal detector. His greeting was in the form of a question. Do you have a cell phone on you? I said no.
At this time I was instructed to empty my pockets into the basket for x-ray, then walk through the MD. Total process, about 1 minute 30 seconds. He directed me to the end of the hallway, turn right, take the elevator to the basement where the Sheriff's Dept was located.
Took about 1 minute to make that journey.
Again, nobody at the window but the Sergeant. She asked me for my license. Pulled my file that was already on her desk. Typed a couple of things into her computer. Asked me to sign the digital pad. Handed me back my license. Asked me to stand on the X on the floor for a picture. Printed the permit. Sent it through the lamination machine. Handed me my permit and a printout with the local gun laws and regulations. Said thank you, have a nice day. I'd say this was an extended time frame of about 3-1/2 minutes. My feet were beginning to ache from standing so long.
Went back up to the lobby. Exited the building about 6-7 minutes after entering the building, with my Pennsylvania Non Resident LTCF card in hand.
I couldn't say it was painless because my feet began to ache
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
That's a good question.
I had a PA LTCF for 10 years. I inadvertently submit my paperwork for renewal 7 minutes after it expired. When I picked up my new permit yesterday, the box for New was checked. I didn't provide references as I did for my initial new application 10 years ago, yet it was approved.
So was it a new or renewal permit? I'm not entirely sure.
JRtraderny
6.5 Creedmoor
The reason I asked was that I was under the impression all new permits had to be applied for in person.
masterswimmer
.450/400 Nitro Ex
I kind of thought you were going in that direction. That's why I explained my renewal vs new process. Still not entirely sure about my permit. Although the New box is checked. :shrug:
JRtraderny
6.5 Creedmoor
Understood .
Just gotta say the wife surprised me the other day.
While discussing a trip into PA for "necessities" out of the blue she advised we should take a day off during the week so we could stop somewhere and get our non-resident permits.
wow... just wow!
While discussing a trip into PA for "necessities" out of the blue she advised we should take a day off during the week so we could stop somewhere and get our non-resident permits.
wow... just wow!
wirehairfan
.40 S&W
Did mine about a month ago. Same experience. Under fifteen minutes from arrival to departure with permit in hand. I also allowed my prior Pennsylvania permit to expire so this one was issued as a new permit, not a renewal. Application done online in advance. Very good experience.So today was the day I scheduled to pick up my Pa non res permit.
When I walked into the municipal building in Milford there was nobody there except a Deputy Sheriff manning the x-ray machine and metal detector. His greeting was in the form of a question. Do you have a cell phone on you? I said no.
At this time I was instructed to empty my pockets into the basket for x-ray, then walk through the MD. Total process, about 1 minute 30 seconds. He directed me to the end of the hallway, turn right, take the elevator to the basement where the Sheriff's Dept was located.
Took about 1 minute to make that journey.
Again, nobody at the window but the Sergeant. She asked me for my license. Pulled my file that was already on her desk. Typed a couple of things into her computer. Asked me to sign the digital pad. Handed me back my license. Asked me to stand on the X on the floor for a picture. Printed the permit. Sent it through the lamination machine. Handed me my permit and a printout with the local gun laws and regulations. Said thank you, have a nice day. I'd say this was an extended time frame of about 3-1/2 minutes. My feet were beginning to ache from standing so long.
Went back up to the lobby. Exited the building about 6-7 minutes after entering the building, with my Pennsylvania Non Resident LTCF card in hand.
I couldn't say it was painless because my feet began to ache
Far king
.357 mag
When traveling to Pa to go for your out of state carry permit , might as well combine it with an ammo run .
Far king
.357 mag
alistair
6.5 Creedmoor
Pike County Sheriff website.....
You must be a current resident of Pike County in order to apply for, (or renew), a License to Carry.
You must be a current resident of Pike County in order to apply for, (or renew), a License to Carry.
alistair
6.5 Creedmoor
Anyone go to Wayne County (Honesdale) for their PA permit?
I have a couple of years ago
Parzival
.357 mag
NON-RESIDENT APPLICANTS
If you are a NON-RESIDENT of Pennsylvania looking to apply for a License to Carry Firearms, you must provide your Out-of-State Concealed Carry License and ID as part of the application.
PutnamCharlie
6.5 Creedmoor
That's what I thought.
alistair
6.5 Creedmoor
Submitted application last night at 10pm, permit approved at 8:55am this morning.
Now I just got to go and pick up in Honesdale.
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
A couple of weeks ago I applied online for Pike County - submitted late Sunday night, approved ~18 hours later. I was planning a trip to PA last week and was hoping to work the Pike County stop into my trip. Unfortunately when I tried to make an appointment on the website, the next available appointment was early July. I called and calmly explained that I'd be passing through and on which day, and she said "shouldn't be a problem".
Stopped by last week, and seriously.. it took me longer to find a parking spot than it did to go through security (no cell phones or smart watches allowed), go to basement, get picture taken, sign for CCW, wait for printing and laminating... and done.
Highly recommended.. cost around $28 I believe and good for 5 years. (obviously you need a NYS pistol permit first)
