Why get a Utah CCW

[hopper68]

There are several INGO supporters in Indy that offer Utah classes. Here is one I just ran across.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/indy_gun_safety/261014-utah_cfp_course_indy_gun_safety.html

 

[whispers76]

Virginia non-Res is another option.

 

[VERT]

Virginia non-Res is another option.

Arizonia
Florida
Utah
Virginia

All of these are options for non-resident license. The best choice depends on where you travel.

 

[djkbmwguy]

I will take a look at all four of those non-resident licenses to see what there requirements are and what states they reciporcate with. Thanks for the heads up.

 

[ryknoll3]

it has more to do with the state of indiana, as our state does not recognize non-resident licenses of any sort, from any state.
as for other states, like if you moved to ohio and got an ohio resident license, im unsure if your Utah license would remain valid.

Just wanted to clarify how this one was phrased. Indiana accepts every license/permit under the sun... for non-residents. Indiana residents can only carry in Indiana with an Indiana LTCH. Utah requires that you have a permit from your state of residence if one exists in order to get a Utah permit.

I don't believe your Utah permit would be invalidated if you moved and acquired the proper permit from your new state.

Don't know how the Utah requirement to have your home state permit works if you live a commie may-issue state where you can't get one. For example, if you live in CA, can you not get a UT permit because you are unable to get a permit from CA?

 

[Tinner666]

Just wanted to clarify how this one was phrased. Indiana accepts every license/permit under the sun... for non-residents. Indiana residents can only carry in Indiana with an Indiana LTCH. Utah requires that you have a permit from your state of residence if one exists in order to get a Utah permit.

I don't believe your Utah permit would be invalidated if you moved and acquired the proper permit from your new state.

Don't know how the Utah requirement to have your home state permit works if you live a commie may-issue state where you can't get one. For example, if you live in CA, can you not get a UT permit because you are unable to get a permit from CA?

I think not. I had to prove I had a resident permit and take their CCW course.

 

[Khazik]

Using the resources from the USA Carry website, the Utah and Florida differences are mainly: Different states covered/reciprocity, and more importantly (at least for me) $$$ for not just acquirement but renewal. It seems the renewal process for Utah is entirely easier than Florida in all aspects.

Utah seems more worth it IMO for traveling, unless you need New Mexico and Kansas (Florida lic.) rather Minnesota (Utah lic.). After looking at the cost, think I'll stick with Utah, unless my findings are wrong somehow.

*Note* If you're a Military vet/active duty, send a copy of your ID/DD-214 and that qualifies as proof of training/competence with a firearm, making a Florida lic. easier to get for Military ppl. Cost outweighs this for me however .

*Edit* just noticed I got 2 badges of rep, woooo!

 

[isaiah.hall79]

So does anyone know if you need your ccw permit in indiana to get a utah permit... does the utah permit allow you to carry in indiana.. (edit)oops i need to learn to read the whole thread before i ask a question

 

[Mr. Habib]

Yes, you must have an Indiana LTCH to get a Utah permit if you are an Indiana resident. You must have an Indiana LTCH to carry in Indiana if you are an Indiana resident.