Curmudgeon
I H8 stinkbugz
To answer this question, yes, once you satisfy the requirements for a PA DL you will be issued the real deal on the spot, but what you are calling a "permanent license" is not permanent, it expires in five years.
Resident, but no driver's license
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To answer this question, yes, once you satisfy the requirements for a PA DL you will be issued the real deal on the spot, but what you are calling a "permanent license" is not permanent, it expires in five years.
Ab_Normal
Ab_member
What I posted was a whole lot more official than your BS that was simply not true. Go ahead and read the laws and regulations for yourself if you don't believe what I posted. The relevant USC and CFR listings are there.
Jason21237
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The license I left with had an expiration set for 15 days and had temporary license printed across it.Apparently its something new they are doing to verify the persons picture on the license doesn't already have a license.. I just actually got my permanent license in the mail. It expires march of 2017
Curmudgeon
I H8 stinkbugz
Bizarre. I've had mine for less than 6months, left with a DL good for 4 years ( not 5 as I stated earlier).
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Darn that equal protection clause
If one looks at the penndot regulations. A PA carry permit is an acceptable ID to get a DL.
FlatsFlite
Active Member
That only applies to the purchase of firearms, not residency for a driver's license, txes, home of record etc.
seankar
Active Member
I'm not sure about PA but I have bought pistols in Delaware with a MD drivers license. I own a vacation home in Delaware and the ffl (steeles gun shop in Lewes) stated that " if I have a home in Delaware then I can buy a pistol to protect myself while I am there". I had to provide the Deed to the property as well as a utility bill and the bill fpr the property taxes. Check with your FFL and see if he feels the same.
Ab_Normal
Ab_member
I agree but you left out the mostly false statements made by truknbear.
Conductor
Member
Not quite true. One can be a LEGAL resident of one state, but an ACTUAL resident of another.
For example, a serviceman who is a legal resident of PA, is stationed in MD and has a home there. As an ACTUAL resident of MD, he can buy a handgun in MD, even though he is a LEGAL resident of PA and pays his taxes to PA.
Another example would be a college student who is a LEGAL resident of PA, but attends college in MD. During the school year, while attending classes and living in MD, he is an ACTUAL resident of MD, while retaining his status as a LEGAL resident of PA.
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