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  1. #1
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    Default moving from County to County in PA, do I need a new LTCF?

    If moving from Northampton to Carbon, do I need a NEW LTCF when I get there, or just renew when the present near expiry in the new county?
    Thanks

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    Default Re: moving from County to County in PA, do I need a new LTCF?

    Just renew in your new county when your current one expires and you'll be fine.

  3. #3
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    Default Re: moving from County to County in PA, do I need a new LTCF?

    thank you. I suspected as such but wanted some input.

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    Default Re: moving from County to County in PA, do I need a new LTCF?

    I am lazy and curious, lol, do I need to change my address with the sheriff if I move?

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    Default Re: moving from County to County in PA, do I need a new LTCF?

    Quote Originally Posted by headcase View Post
    I am lazy and curious, lol, do I need to change my address with the sheriff if I move?

    Nope, it is good until is expires or is revoked.

    Tis good though to notify them.. Some will make note so to send your renewal notice to the new address if your postal forwarding expires prior to the expiration of your LTCF.
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  6. #6
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    Default Re: moving from County to County in PA, do I need a new LTCF?

    Quote Originally Posted by knight0334 View Post
    Nope, it is good until is expires or is revoked.

    Tis good though to notify them.. Some will make note so to send your renewal notice to the new address if your postal forwarding expires prior to the expiration of your LTCF.
    Thanks I was wondering, because when the Trooper was asking my address, he was comparing my LTCF to my DL and my answers. I have the distinct feeling that had my DL and LTCF addresses not matched, there would have been more trouble then there was.... just an impression I got...

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    than to those attending too small a degree of it."~Thomas Jefferson, 1791
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