Hello Sprat,
You proceed from one or two incorrect assumptions, please allow me to explain...
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Originally Posted by sprat
this has been bantered around abit and usually the ones who say one is better than the other are guys who make money instructing folks for the utah permit.
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I offered a cost comparison and coverage comparison.
Whatever suits anyone best based upon their needs, finances and travel habits is the route they should choose.
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Originally Posted by sprat
one thing I have yet to read is you may not be able to renew in 5 years, utah is pushing to suspend out of state certifications for in state certifications only, which I believe will happen. of course the guy setting up the Utah training course pocketing the $ 50 bucks per student is going to tell you it won't happen thats good business! I can't blame him/them.
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Utah training is one time / lifetime, renewal is a single page notarized form and $10.
No need for retraining or to attend another Utah course.
Of course, opinions vary as to whether they will continue to permit out of state classes (has nothing to do with Instructor licensure) but historically such measures have been soundly defeated. In any case, if you obtain a Utah license now you will be able to maintain / renew it.
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Originally Posted by sprat
you gain a state or two or less with either permit and it also depends on whether the permit holder is a resident of the state of issuance as indicated above, since I have a hunting license and military training I would rather pay the extra $ 50 to florida than to retake a class from someone but thats me!
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Again, whatever suits anyone best based upon their needs, finances and travel habits is the route they should choose _ and_
you do not "retake" a Utah class.
... hope this clears up any misconceptions ...