Carry permit to legal nonimmigrant

[Berncly]

I'm sensing a red flag related to your country of origin and your reluctance to mention it.

[CARLOSFRAGAJR]

I'm sensing a red flag related to your country of origin and your reluctance to mention it.

Why are you so curious to know that? LOL
I can guarantee I am from an US friendly partner occidental country. LOL

[Berncly]

Why are you so curious to know that? LOL
I can guarantee I am from an US friendly partner occidental country. LOL

Because it's relevant to the conversation.
Because you obviously don't want us to know which makes it more relevant.
Because I have a low tolerance for people that tell half truths and ask for feedback.

[CARLOSFRAGAJR]

Because it's relevant to the conversation.
Because you obviously don't want us to know which makes it more relevant.
Because I have a low tolerance for people that tell half truths and ask for feedback.

I respectfully disagree. The fact I didn’t tell you where I am from does not make all I mentioned a half truth. I already told a lot about me during the conversation. I did not go to a Sheriff’s department or going to a state police office to tell them false stories. Make sense?

[Berncly]

I respectfully disagree. The fact I didn’t tell you where I am from does not make all I mentioned a half truth. I already told a lot about me during the conversation. I did not go to a Sheriff’s department or going to a state police office to tell them false stories. Make sense?

Whatever.

[free]

What is your country of origin? What country issued your passport?

What difference does it make? Neither answer changes the correct answers that apply here.

I'm sensing a red flag related to your country of origin and your reluctance to mention it.

The only red flag is being asking this kind of info. Especially someone who has a penchant for starting threads the threads that you start. Hell, I don't want to tell you what country I am from either.

Because it's relevant to the conversation.

No it isn't.

Because you obviously don't want us to know which makes it more relevant.
Because I have a low tolerance for people that tell half truths and ask for feedback.

wow!

Whatever.

Exactly.

[CARLOSFRAGAJR]

What difference does it make? Neither answer changes the correct answers that apply here.

The only red flag is being asking this kind of info. Especially someone who has a penchant for starting threads the threads that you start. Hell, I don't want to tell you what country I am from either.

No it isn't.

wow!

Exactly.

Thanks

[RockIsland]

I'm sensing a red flag related to your country of origin and your reluctance to mention it.

Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, or East Timor.

[Holster]

I was just addressing the question I answered, not the OP’s question or that general issue.

Yes, I was just adding to it.

[PHLJJS]

I believe this is your answer, from the ATF: "May a nonimmigrant alien who has been admitted to the United States under a nonimmigrant visa possess a firearm or ammunition in the United States?
An alien admitted to the United States under a nonimmigrant visa is prohibited from shipping, transporting, receiving, or possessing a firearm or ammunition unless the alien falls within one of the exceptions provided in 18 U.S.C. 922(y)(2), such as: a valid hunting license or permit, admitted for lawful hunting or sporting purposes, certain official representatives of a foreign government, or a foreign law enforcement officer of a friendly foreign government entering the United States on official law enforcement business.

[18 U.S.C. 922(g)(5)(B) and 922(y)(2); 27 CFR 478.11 and 478.32]"

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/may-...immigrant-visa

So, you can own one for hunting, if you are licensed, but can not buy one for concealed carry. You are limited to hunting.

He is not entirely limited to hunting. He can purchase a pistol for home defense.

I work occasionally at an gun shop and recently had customer who is an Australian National purchase a Sig M17. He is here for work, similar to the OP. He had a PA DL, his I94 and a PA hunting license. The PICS check was submitted via the online portal and a PICS operator called the shop to verify some info and that the customer had a hunting license in his possession. After confirmation, an approval number was given and the customer went home with his new pistol.

As Mr. Prince has stated, he has clients like the OP, who have been approved for a PA LTCF. I believe the OP should contact him or GunLawyer for further assistance.