Florida ccw 2022

[SW51]

Most likely prints. They did the same for me. Wait for the letter, but you should be good to go.

Curious how long it yook you you receive their letter? They state they mailed it 12/22. Still not received

 

[wreckdiver]

Gotta take into account the holidays. Mine was mailed almost as soon as they received my online application. I sent the fingerprints 2 days later. I just ignored the letter and got the permit in the mail in less than a a month.

 

[SW51]

True. I'll give them another few days. If nothing I'll try to contact them

 

[SW51]

Gotta take into account the holidays. Mine was mailed almost as soon as they received my online application. I sent the fingerprints 2 days later. I just ignored the letter and got the permit in the mail in less than a a month.

Letter received, prints as expected. They haven't cashed my FP check yet, so I'll check the status next week. Sounds like your experience

 

[wreckdiver]

I think I got my permit within a week to 10 days from check cashing.

 

[SW51]

Cool

Chech cashed. Seems to be on target! Thanks for the feedback

 

[Viper21773]

I'm actually in Fla this week so I decided to schedule an appointment with the Department of Agriculture and Licensing for my non-resident Concealed Carry Permit. I arrived at 2pm today at the Regional Office in Jacksonville and was back in my vehicle by 2:14pm. What a well oiled machine. When you arrive you simply present them with your ID and any Training Documentation (I submitted my HQL and 29-14). Then they direct you to Station 1 where you fill out a standard application and enter your credit card info at the end. Then they direct you to Station 2 for your DIGITAL FINGERPRINTS...yes, digital not ink. Then on to Station 3 for a quick photo. Your printed application is then handed to you with your tracking number and out you go.

I’ve been in Kissimmee this week visiting my daughter. I made an appointment at the Orlando office and had the same experience.

 

[CanDoEZ]

I’ve been in Kissimmee this week visiting my daughter. I made an appointment at the Orlando office and had the same experience.

I was in West Palm Beach Monday for a meeting and it wrapped an hour early. Checked the website for an available appointment and they were booked. Took a shot and walked in at 1638.... they said no problem and was in and out before they locked up at 1700.

 

[Alphabrew]

Link to request Florida fingerprint cards:

Concealed Weapon Forms and Publications, Division of Licensing - FDACS

licensing.freshfromflorida.com

 

[MD Shooter Envy]

Link to request Florida fingerprint cards:

Concealed Weapon Forms and Publications, Division of Licensing - FDACS

licensing.freshfromflorida.com

I have 4 extra Florida fingerprint cards if anyone needs them.

 

[Alphabrew]

Is it worth getting Florida if I already have Utah? I don’t plan to spend any time in FL.

 

[Viper21773]

Applied in person on 1/4/23 and received today 1/23. Now PA.

 

[DFresh64]

Has anyone received a letter from Florida Dept of Ag with information on renewing their permit? I read somewhere that they send something out in the mail 60 days prior to expiration date. I am just wondering if I should wait for that or just go online and start renewal process.

 

[etc1006]

Mine is coming today per USPS. Just under 30 days for issuance.

 

[Lafayette]

I’m awaiting a letter explaining why my application is incomplete… I'm guessing that my fingerprints being separate may be the issue.

 

[Alphabrew]

Got some FL fingerprint cards, woot

 

[Alphabrew]

Does the bill as passed only apply to residents, or does it provide con carry for non-residents, too? My FL permit is up for renewal in another month, and it would be handy if I didn't need to bother to renew.

Edit: Never mind. This is in the summary text of the bill:

Here is the actual proposed language (strikethroughs are words in existing law that will go away with passage of the bill):

 

[Seagrave1963]

Mailed packet today.

 

[Alphabrew]

Sounds like Florida will not be needed as they will recognize MD if this new law passes.

 

[rambling_one]

If/when FL goes permitless will that include non-residents?