Lost my indiana handgun permit
- Thread starter crazywhoa
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I don't see any requirement to actually have your permit with you in Indiana. (In Oregon, it is required.)
Re: Indiana Concealed Carry Permit Information
and Indiana code 35-47-2-3
Indiana Code IC 35-47-2-3
UD
Re: Indiana Concealed Carry Permit Information
and Indiana code 35-47-2-3
Indiana Code IC 35-47-2-3
UD
ET
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I know this doesn't help you, but I called to report my License to carry, lost. I live in Pa. I had to go to the court house, and pay 5 dollars to have my lost license to carry registered as lost. I had to then re apply for a New license. I would just call the issuing agency for the proper protocol. BTW I could not carry until I physically had the new License.
Good luck
Good luck
apvbguy
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bofh
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Actually, I did read your original post before posting. That got me thinking. Why would you consider carrying without the permit document if you can get a replacement for $20? Since you don't seem to know your own state's law, why ask on an Internet Forum for legal advice? You will certainly not get any qualified legal advice, other than to read your own state's code: Link Removed. If you can't find it in the state's code, contact the issuing agency: Link Removed.
Know the law. Don't rely on Internet Forums for legal advice.
ET
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I don't want to get in the middle but when I lost mine, I assumed that I could still carry because my carry was on record ( at that time being a licensed 35 year carry veteran ... when I lost it.. I had no ability to call the court house because it was the weekend.. I planed on calling the courthouse Monday morning but thought about if I could carry over the weekend... having carried for 35 years when I lost it, being without my weapon was like going out without my pants... I did carry illegally over the weekend.. but found out later that it was indeed illegal.
I could see someone asking.. so the idea was that, its not a good idea to carry without a physical permit...nothing wrong with asking a question.. if everyone feared ridicule for asking a question here there would be no need to go to an internet forum for the purpose of discussion a question.. we could all just go to the world wide web, and find out the answer... and also some people are not as computer savvy as others.. so being sympathetic to a question is a much friendlier response.
Bill aka ET
I could see someone asking.. so the idea was that, its not a good idea to carry without a physical permit...nothing wrong with asking a question.. if everyone feared ridicule for asking a question here there would be no need to go to an internet forum for the purpose of discussion a question.. we could all just go to the world wide web, and find out the answer... and also some people are not as computer savvy as others.. so being sympathetic to a question is a much friendlier response.
Bill aka ET
Here's the answer from the actual code in Indiana:
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What that means is that if a cop stops you in Indiana and discovers that you are carrying a pistol, it is up to you to prove that you are licensed to do so, which is usually accomplished by just showing your license to the officer on the spot. If you don't have your license, then you can't prove that you are licensed and the state has no requirement upon it to actually prove that you don't have a license and you will be found guilty of carrying the firearm without a license. The laws says it is illegal to carry a gun without a license and it is solely, 100% up to you to prove you are licensed.
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What that means is that if a cop stops you in Indiana and discovers that you are carrying a pistol, it is up to you to prove that you are licensed to do so, which is usually accomplished by just showing your license to the officer on the spot. If you don't have your license, then you can't prove that you are licensed and the state has no requirement upon it to actually prove that you don't have a license and you will be found guilty of carrying the firearm without a license. The laws says it is illegal to carry a gun without a license and it is solely, 100% up to you to prove you are licensed.
r1derbike
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I lost my license in my wallet once. Seriously.
Went to the eye doc. recently, and may see up close and personal again. Nothing hides in my wallet now, except money.
Some good advice in this thread. Hope the OP found what he wanted here.
Some states will allow your permit to be shown on a mobile device.
Went to the eye doc. recently, and may see up close and personal again. Nothing hides in my wallet now, except money.
Some good advice in this thread. Hope the OP found what he wanted here.
Some states will allow your permit to be shown on a mobile device.
