CCW Applications

[leehop]

I live in South Carolina and wish to spend some time in Georga, prospecting. As Georga does'nt recognize SC permits, they do Pennsylvaina's. I am trying to find an application form for a permit. I hold a curent SC permit.

[Curmudgeon]

You will need to appear in person, but here it is...

http://www.co.centre.pa.us/sheriff/l...pplication.asp

Link to application in .pdf format is toward the bottom.
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[zackattack784]

I live in South Carolina and wish to spend some time in Georga, prospecting. As Georga does'nt recognize SC permits, they do Pennsylvaina's. I am trying to find an application form for a permit. I hold a curent SC permit.

I believe you need to apply in person due to a new law (or rule, not sure which) which took effect the end of last month. You could always try AZ or FL?

[IronSight]

I believe you need to apply in person due to a new law (or rule, not sure which) which took effect the end of last month. You could always try AZ or FL?

Arbitrary "rule", supposedly due to the technical limitations of the new system, not law.

It's sad how the technical excuse reflects the fact that we've hindered the State's ability to process out-of-state applications via a "modernization".

[zackattack784]

Arbitrary "rule", supposedly due to the technical limitations of the new system, not law.

It's sad how the technical excuse reflects the fact that we've hindered the State's ability to process out-of-state applications via a "modernization".

I haven't really been following the whole modernization thing but wow, talk about a step back, eh? You would think they would do everything possible to make money, not turn away people.

[IronSight]

I haven't really been following the whole modernization thing but wow, talk about a step back, eh? You would think they would do everything possible to make money, not turn away people.

The crux of the matter is that photographs are now required on the licenses, and either they can't think of a way to scan-in passport style photos, or the more likely reason is that they figured that limiting the system to "on-location" photography would let them bureaucratically add an apply-in-person only rule to the process without needing to go to the legislature to do so.

I'm still investigating this issue, mind you.

[leehop]

Thanks for the help fellows. I just heard about this a couple of days ago from one of our EMt's here. He got his by downloading the app. back when thry were cheap, $10, before they upped it to $100. Don't remenber which county at the moment. Just send a check, the app. and a passport photo and You recieved it in about 5 weeks. Guess I will have to do some more research. Again, thanks.

[zackattack784]

Thanks for the help fellows. I just heard about this a couple of days ago from one of our EMt's here. He got his by downloading the app. back when thry were cheap, $10, before they upped it to $100. Don't remenber which county at the moment. Just send a check, the app. and a passport photo and You recieved it in about 5 weeks. Guess I will have to do some more research. Again, thanks.

Wait...who the heck is charging $100?

[mrjam2jab]

Thanks for the help fellows. I just heard about this a couple of days ago from one of our EMt's here. He got his by downloading the app. back when thry were cheap, $10, before they upped it to $100. Don't remenber which county at the moment. Just send a check, the app. and a passport photo and You recieved it in about 5 weeks. Guess I will have to do some more research. Again, thanks.

Thats has to be NH...they were $20 for non-residents until 2 years ago...now they are $100 for non-residents.

[zackattack784]

Thats has to be NH...they were $20 for non-residents until 2 years ago...now they are $100 for non-residents.

O ok. Makes sense.