Indiana Permit ?

[Pinger5560]

I currently have a 4 year permit, I am wanting to get my lifetime here soon. So it states in my county it's $60 to the state police & $40 to my county sheriff. So I was told I would still have to get finger printed again, then I was told I didn't.
So has anyone done this, held a 4 year permit, then before it expired got your lifetime. What did you have to do? Thanks for your replies.

 

[PistolBob]

I had to get printed. Had to get printed every time I renewed my 4 yr license too if memory serves me correctly...this time I did the digital prints.

 

[MadMan66]

If it's still the same, then you'll get printed again. I held a 4 year, then a few months before it expired I got a Lifetime. It was the exact same process as the first time, prints and everything. This was about 4 years ago.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Since this is the Indiana Gun Owners Forum there is an obligation to point out the Great State of Indiana issues a License To Carry a Handgun (LTCH), not a permit. With that said you'll need to do fingerprints again. It's for a background check so they do not remain on file.

 

[Carey]

Yes you have to go through the process all over again. Mine took about 2 months to recieve. My wife's took 3 months. We both turned in at the same time.

 

[voidsherpa]

Since this is the Indiana Gun Owners Forum there is an obligation to point out the Great State of Indiana issues a License To Carry a Handgun (LTCH), not a permit.

This guy, there is always one of those types.

 

[KellyinAvon]

This guy, there is always one of those types.

Always one, usually several

 

[JettaKnight]

Always one, usually several

Yeah, KellyInAvon just happened to beat us to it.

I normally would let it slide (like when a cops asks me for my "permit") unless it was described "concealed carry permit"; then I'm all over it.

 

[wizard_of_ahs]

My wife had to do fingerprints again.... did it electronically about 2 years ago... took 10 days

 

[femurphy77]

I heard the Lifetime LTCH is going away. . . . . .

Read it online so it must be true. . . .

 

[voidsherpa]

I heard the Lifetime LTCH is going away. . . . . .

Damn then there is this guy also, always one of these.

 

[numbaonecoltsfan]

I heard the Lifetime LTCH is going away. . . . . .

Read it online so it must be true. . . .

Actually that's how we convinced my wife to finally get hers. Little white lie.

 

[TheSpark]

I currently have a 4 year permit, I am wanting to get my lifetime here soon. So it states in my county it's $60 to the state police & $40 to my county sheriff. So I was told I would still have to get finger printed again, then I was told I didn't.
So has anyone done this, held a 4 year permit, then before it expired got your lifetime. What did you have to do? Thanks for your replies.

I just upgraded my 4yr to lifetime last month. It is indeed $60 to state, $40 to local, and you do have to get fingerprinted again (even though that's crazy). I did my fingerprints at the Allen Protection Services on Bluffton road in Fort Wayne. In case you are wondering too, CC police submitted my app the same day to the state. I had pink card in the mailbox a week later.

Sincerely,
Your fellow Columbia City citizen

 

[looney2ns]

Everything you need is right here: ISP: Apply for a New License to Carry

 

[HICKMAN]

buddy got his lifetime LTCH done... right at ten days until it showed up at the house.

 

[Mgderf]

I heard the Lifetime LTCH is going away. . . . . .

It took almost 14 weeks to process my first 4 year license.
I renewed my 4 year at least 5 times before the lifetime became available.
When they announced the lifetime license, I had 8 months left on my current license.
I had to wait an agonizing 2 whole months before I was allowed the opportunity to apply for the lifetime.

My lifetime license took almost 8 weeks to process.
This was back in the stone age, before 'puters and such...

I tell people, "My license expires when I do."

 

[TJ Kackowski]

My wife had to do fingerprints again.... did it electronically about 2 years ago... took 10 days

1 day per finger and thumb ... not bad