How long did it take to get you cc in Indiana?

[Challenger76]

Sorry if this has been posted I couldn't find it anywhere. I did my fingerprints on October 19th and when I check the ISP portal it still says "Pending ISP Approval." How long did it take YOU to get your cc approval? Thanks.

 

[fullmetaljesus]

Couple months for me during the Obama administration.
Also indiana doesn't have a cc.
It's a license to carry a handgun.
Indiana doesn't care if you open or conceal carry as long as your licensed.

Sorry to be pedantic, but there is enough misinformation on the internet it's important we work to keep the facts straight.

 

[JEBland]

This thread has folks reporting the timelines that they've experienced (I got my LTCH shortly before joining INGO and didn't have the thought to actually write down dates)
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo.../483532-current-ltch-wait;-2nd-edition-8.html

One member experienced times ranging from 1.5 months to nearly 4 months. I applied for mine back in early July, and got it about 1-1.5 months after turning in the fingerprinting to the sheriff's office (I technically live in the county).

Hope you get it soon.

 

[Challenger76]

Thanks you guys. I stand corrected, it's ltch. I'm learning.

 

[MCgrease08]

16 weeks back during the post Sandy Hook panic in early 2013.

 

[actaeon277]

Thanks you guys. I stand corrected, it's ltch. I'm learning.

It doesn't seem like a big deal, but...
CC implies "Concealed".
In Indiana, you can Conceal Carry, or Open Carry.

 

[KellyinAvon]

16 weeks back during the post Sandy Hook panic in early 2013.

My son applied for his in January 2013. I'm wanting to say 7 months. No arrests, no nothing except maybe a speeding ticket from 2007.

 

[yetti462]

My wife's took 1 month.

 

[Ziggidy]

Back in early 2018....10 days from start to finish

 

[STEEL CORE]

Oh its been since the early 90's, so my "pink card" (LTCH) probably was 4-6 weeks abck then.

 

[BowhuntnHoosier]

Got my first one back in 1989. I think it was around 3 weeks. But those were different days. I am sure they are swamped, just stay patient.

 

[rb288]

I moved to Indiana in July, 2019.
I applied for my lifetime license as soon as I had established residency.
From the time I had my prints done and made my payment, I had my license, in my hand, in a week and a half.
BTW, I live in Starke County.

 

[DRob]

It was Sept. 1993 and I was retiring from IPD. On a Monday morning I turned in the city-issued stuff they wanted back. Some of it was old enough they didn't want it. Went to the Central Records office and applied for a LTCH, was fingerprinted, and walked out the door with the lifetime license that day. Back then, the LTCH exempted you from the background check for gun purchases for 5 years. I had to renew the LTCH to retain the exemption even though it was still good for carry purposes. That took another trip downtown to the city-county bldg. Out the door with a new license in hand in about a half hour. Yeah, things were a little different then.

 

[sgthud]

I've had mine since 1996, but if I remember it was about 4-5 weeks, and the renewals less time. I now have a lifetime one...we get wiser as we get older!

 

[DadSmith]

After i sent everything in I got mine about 8 days later but that was when they 1st came out with the lifetime permit.

 

[sparkyfender]

9 weeks when i got mine sometime in the 90s. Not sure what year.