I guess I'll just drive up to Chester County to get a plastic one. Only 90 miles from me.
i meant to ask in the other thread....
how did you wind up getting your MD license?
Transporting expensive firearms. Maryland issues permits usually for protecting financial interests.
Is the "expensive firearm" you're transporting the one you're carrying by any chance?
Had the same experience, 10 day turn around. Great job Centre County!
Too bad Centre County is no longer able to renew by mail starting 01/11.New law requires everyone must sign in person.
The Sheriff from Centre county Danny Nau was interviewed and explained that a new state data system was put in place which would require a photo & signature which would end the mail in system.No secret vote sneaked in,this was passed years ago which means every county has to get the same computer system.If you have a Florida or Utah non resident permit your good in PA.Also many of the border counties in PA require a fully carry permit with no restrictions from your home state in order to apply for a PA LTC permit.I wonder how they managed to get that passed. Sounds like a loss of revenue to me. Fortunately I live only 30 minutes from PA.
A notarized signature should be OK. It's legally the same as signing in person in front of the sheriff.
All Pennsylvania will accomplish with this scheme is to lose out-of-state money, since Utah and Florida cover Pennsylvania. Of course, that's assuming Pennsylvania maintains its reciprocity agreements.
The reason why so many did apply to Centre County was because it was so inexpensive $26 USD.I did go in person to the Pike County Sheriffs office located in Milford PA which is off I84 in NE PA bordering NY,NJ.The reason I did not do the Centre County is because it has no photo and is just a paper slip.Pike County like other PA counties requires a permit must have no restrictions on it from your home state.Well, my Pennsylvania license doesn't expire until May 2015, so maybe things will loosen up by then. Of course, by 2015 government goons might be going door to door looking to confiscate guns, too.
I can understand updating the system so that all Pennsylvania licenses are consistent, but it shouldn't be hard to do what Utah, Florida, Maine, Virginia, New Hampshire, and other states do for signatures and photos. That lack of accommodation makes me suspect that some Pennsylvania politicians simply don't want out-of-state licenses issued.
The funny thing is that nonresidents who want to carry in the Keystone State can do so easily through reciprocity with various states. So in the end all Pennsylvania is doing is cutting off its nose to spite its face.
The reason why so many did apply to Centre County was because it was so inexpensive $26 USD.I did go in person to the Pike County Sheriffs office located in Milford PA which is off I84 in NE PA bordering NY,NJ.The reason I did not do the Centre County is because it has no photo and is just a paper slip.Pike County like other PA counties requires a permit must have no restrictions on it from your home state.