milboltnut
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unless your state doesn't issue permits. If they do then you must obtain your own first.
Thats sure is too bad for those American aged 18-21 if this happens, eh? Their rights just gets infringed then?
I'm in Texas and got my Utah license. The main reason is cost. I'm the sole supporter for my family and when you factor the original Texas fees and class and all the renewal fees and classes that's a good chunk of change!
One of the problems with the hodge-podge of state laws is it is difficult to get a handle and remember all of the reciprocity agreements and non-res rules. I think the rule in Utah is... if your state issues a permit you must have it before Utah will issue a non-res permit. However, I have to go back and have a look as it may actually say that "IF YOUR STATE RECOGNIZES the Utah permit you must have a permit from your state first".
I will read the actual statute revisions and report back. I am an expert in Utah English and legalspeak.
Had a feeling this might happen. Lot's of people getting the permits for their recipocity value.
New York State needs to do more in reciprocity. Persons who have a permit and move from the state are now being allowed to keep their NYS permit in case they return for visits and such. At least that's some ground we're making.I was born in New York. Am a US citizen. Yet I am not permitted to even apply for a permit to carry in New York as I do not reside there. What's with that?