Moved and LTCF question

[The Unknown 1087]

Do I need to go get a new LTCF since I moved?

[twency]

Do I need to go get a new LTCF since I moved?

No. Your current LTCF is good for the original 5-year term unless sooner revoked for good cause, which doesn't include moving. You probably want to advise the issuing sheriff of your new address so he can send your renewal application to the correct address though.

[truecrimson]

Even though it isn't required, if you moved to a different county you can apply for one in your new county of residence and have 2 valid PA LTCF's.

[K.C.]

No. Your current LTCF is good for the original 5-year term unless sooner revoked for good cause, which doesn't include moving. You probably want to advise the issuing sheriff of your new address so he can send your renewal application to the correct address though.

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This!

I recently informed my sheriff's office of my address change (moved 4 years ago),anyway its really simple. All they asked was if my drivers license had my new address on it, it does and I gave them the info and thats it.

[EandGWZ]

I was told in Venango (as others have suggested), whether it be within the State or out of State (as long as there is reciprocity) only report change of address to issuing County should be considered and when license expires renew locally.

[twency]

I was told in Venango (as others have suggested), whether it be within the State or out of State (as long as there is reciprocity) only report change of address to issuing County should be considered and when license expires renew locally.

I don't know any reason why reciprocity in the moved-to state would make any difference.

[The Unknown 1087]

Thanks guys for the reply. I guess I'll wait to get a new picture then LOL. I hate my picture on it now.

[EandGWZ]

I don't know any reason why reciprocity in the moved-to state would make any difference.

Really, CCW in NJ and see what happens or Ohio for that matter, very different requirements from PA. Conversely, a State like Texas would readily accept a PA CCW

You'll face a minimum of 3-5 years in NJ...here are the rest
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[twency]

Really, CCW in NJ and see what happens or Ohio for that matter, very different requirements from PA. Conversely, a State like Texas would readily accept a PA CCW

You'll face a minimum of 3-5 years in NJ...here are the rest
[snip]

I would NEVER attempt to carry in a non-reciprocal state (like NJ or OH) based on having a PA LTCF as laws stand today.

But what does that have to do with whether or not you should notify the LTCF-issuing sheriff of your new address? You said (with emphasis in the original)

I was told in Venango (as others have suggested), whether it be within the State or out of State (as long as there is reciprocity) only report change of address to issuing County should be considered and when license expires renew locally.

There is no reason that I can tell that having reciprocity with the state you moved to makes any difference whatsoever as far as reporting an address change to the issuing sheriff of the PA LTCF. State-of-residence reciprocity changes nothing about the LTCF you already hold.

Once you've moved out of PA, your LTCF becomes an out-of-state PA LTCF for the remainder of the original 5-year term of the license. That doesn't change depending on whether or not there's PA reciprocity in the state you moved to.

I really don't understand what you're trying to say is the reason for reporting or not-reporting an address change depending on reciprocity.

[DonM55]

Once you've moved out of PA, your LTCF becomes an out-of-state PA LTCF for the remainder of the original 5-year term of the license. That doesn't change depending on whether or not there's PA reciprocity in the state you moved to.

Any idea, if the state you move to doesn't issue carry permits would your LTCF still be good since it's a requirement for a non-resident?