you have to pay to run for office sort of, you need signatures to get onto a ballot so there is shoe leather to buy. LOL
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Making LTCH copies. Quick question.
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well, you do have to get fingerprinted... or has that changed too?
Twice.. 1'st at LI and again at the Local law enforcement establishment. They don't use ink any more, it's an image thing now. Probably goes into a computer database somewhere.
The last time I did that, it came with "DUPLICATE" stamped on it, but that way probably 10 or 15 years ago.
Lectric102002
Master
Twice ?? I just did L1 once. The locals just wanted my money, not my prints.
Don't know where you got that info. "Not needing it (permit) on your person" But, I had a little fender bender a month ago. My cover garment was a little insufficient, so I volunteered that I was carrying. State Trooper said I don't care but I need to see your permit. Then he issued a ticket for failure to yield and went on his way. Just my experience.
I just scanned mine on my work 3 in one on my desk. Works great. Saved a digital copy and I just print another copy when I get a new range bag, pistol case, etc. and toss it in there after I laminate it. I have copies all over the place, including my wallet, cars, etc.
It comes from the Indiana Code:
It is generally very easy for an officer to verify that a person has been licensed to carry as required using a license number, name, DOB, etc.
It's exactly the same procedure they use if they opt to verify that pink piece of paper is valid.
Unfortunately, our legislature failed to change section 24 when they changed section 2 so the burden of proof still rests upon the carrier if an officer feels like hassling/charging him rather than just calling it in.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
Here's the thing . . . . If you copy it onto white paper then it is going to be immediately recognizable as a copy. Do it on pink paper and no one's ever going to be able to differentiate it from the original. Unless the State Police use some kind of highly specialized and traceable ink in their computer printers.
I got 12 laminated and signed copies that are absolutely indistinguishable from the original for about $5. And the unsigned original is locked up in case I need 12 more.
+1000^^^^^^^^^^
Unless you want to spend extra time with the officer just do your best to not draw attention to yourself. LEO has a hard enough time doing their job without testing the system.
