mrjam2jab
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PA gave me a permit and renewed it and I don't have a PA residence or a MD permit.
How'd you swing that?
PA gave me a permit and renewed it and I don't have a PA residence or a MD permit.
PA gave me a permit and renewed it and I don't have a PA residence or a MD permit.
I would like to know as well.How'd you swing that?
You three might want to read the post you're quoting. The poster is right, TO GET A PA NON-RES permit, you need a permit from your HOME STATE.
Yes, you can carry in PA on a Utah permit, but unless you're a Utah resident, it won't help you get a PA permit.
"Maryland" the no fun state
Agreed. My point is/was (and I just edited to clarify) - just get a non-resident permit from one of the easy states to get and carry in PA with that permit. Why jump through hoops to get a PA non-resident?
Except for pauln, unless Harford County is also in another state besides Maryland.so, just to sum up all these posts in here:
PA will not issue you a non-resident CCW unless you have a permit from your home state....
How'd you swing that?
Filled out the application, sent them $20 and a copy of my Florida permit (where I also don't have a residence) and they sent me a permit.
Your permit was issued in 2008 before they changed the law. Currently PA will not issue to the average Maryland resident.
Far as I know the clause in question predates 2008 as well.
They allowed Maryland residents to hold a PA permit until mid 2010. Many of our customers that live along the border applied for UT since their permit was expiring.
Interesting. So what was the "change in law"?
Filled out the application, sent them $20 and a copy of my Florida permit (where I also don't have a residence) and they sent me a permit.
Tylenator said:But one thing... As a MD resident, wouldn't te transport f the firearm technically be illegal
Since you brought it up....
I have been looking for, and not found an answer to even on PA's websites.
Is there a need to inform officer in PA if pulled over if carrying?