Utah Permit Question

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  • GingerGlockGirl

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    I am a bit of a novice... I am currently waiting for my Indiana LTCH and my boyfriend and I were looking into getting our Utah permits. We have fellow gun loving friends who live in OH and would like to be able to carry when we are visiting them. My boyfriend already has his LTCH and so my question is; to obtain a Utah permit do I need to have my Indiana LTCH in hand or can I take the course prior to its arrival?

    Thanks so much!
     

    chezuki

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    I am a bit of a novice... I am currently waiting for my Indiana LTCH and my boyfriend and I were looking into getting our Utah permits. We have fellow gun loving friends who live in OH and would like to be able to carry when we are visiting them. My boyfriend already has his LTCH and so my question is; to obtain a Utah permit do I need to have my Indiana LTCH in hand or can I take the course prior to its arrival?

    Thanks so much!

    You can take the course now, but you have to have a valid license in your home state before applying for the Utah non-resident. No reason not to go ahead and get he course out of the way.

    Also, you're in luck, being a soulless ginger does not disqualify you from obtaining a LTCH!! :D


    BTW, welcome to :ingo:
     

    DC47374

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    If you do take the Utah class, you have up to a year to send in the paperwork for the Utah license. I just got mine and it only took 3 months- which compared to Indiana's 4-6 months doesn't seem too bad.
     
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