mrjam2jab

As a PA resident: If I'm reading Q8 correctly... http://www.njsp.org/maritime/faq.html The Boating Safety Education Certificate issue to me by PA Fish & Boat would suffice if Dad (NJ resident) and I went out on his boat? http://fishandboat.com/98boatco.htm

During a declared state of emergency, you must have a permit to carry in order to carry doesn't matter OC or CC. Normally, no permit is required to carry OC except in Philadelphia.

You don't say where your travels will take you....will FL be one of those places? If you will be going to FL, then you will definitely need the FL permit. If you will not be going to FL then skip that one for the cheaper options of UT and/or AZ. Here is a list of UT instructors. http://publicsafety....nstructors.html. You would need to take a class from a UT instructor before applying for the UT permit. $51/$15 initial/renewal. AZ is just about as cheap at $60/$43...but the training options are greater. No pic required and anybody can do your prints. http://www.azdps.gov...Permits/Obtain/

Not prohibited by law....but Corp policy.

http://www.sled.sc.gov/cwp.aspx?MenuID=CWP Non-resident form

Why does it take so long to change an address in a computer? The idea of "reapplying" just for an address change is assinine.

Firearm being a pistol....he is correct. There is no OC or CC when the pistol is in the car. If it's loaded and in a vehicle it requires a permit. "A LTCF shall be for the purpose of carrying a firearm concealed on or about one's person or in a vehicle." 18 Pa.C.S. § 6109: Licenses (a) Purpose of license.--A license to carry a firearm shall be for the purpose of carrying a firearm concealed on or about one's person or in a vehicle throughout this Commonwealth.

Will allow you to carry in these blue states http://handgunlaw.us/states/arizona.pdf

Or a permit issued by ANY state. See (11) in the statute posted in Post #3.

and she would have told the camera man to "Cut"...or exited stage right rather than going the way she did

I don't have that box.

Pella....lot of glass in that town Home base of Pella Windows. My MIL was born in Leon, IA...about hour+ due south of Des Moines. My wife and her sisters went out to visit Grandma just a couple years ago. They got checked into the motel rooms and realized they didn't have any room keys. When they asked the desk clerk looked at them like they had 3 heads and had to "dig them out" of a box. IA just went Shall Issue Jan 2011. Prior to that they were May Issue and issue/restrictions was completely up to the individual sheriffs.

and if you do happen to get pulled over...unless you're in AK, AR, LA, MI, NC, NE, OH, OK, SC, or TX...there's no real reason to bring it up.

NJ is a "licensed open carry" state. The trick is getting the license.

Has there ever been any reports of this happening? You hear so many people use this as an excuse not to put gun sticker on a car. I'm convinced it doesn't really happen. I have similiar...but had them made on magners...PAFOA.ORG and PAOPENCARRY.ORG

When you change the address on the DL, they give you a sticker w/new address to put on the back of existing DL. So the address on the front will still match the PPP/FPID.

You would be correct. Unless NJ actually started issuing permits to Joe Citizen NJ residents would not be able to carry in NJ.

Sorry... You said: Many people take that to mean to carry in any state you must have a home state permit. IE. A NJ resident must have a NJ permit to carry in DE. But what the law says is you just need a permit from any state to carry in any state except your home state. IE A NJ resident could carry in DE with a PA permit. {You added "For carry in NJ" after I replied}

A home state permit would only be required to carry WITHIN your home state. So if a bill does pass, and NJ doesn't repeal its statute like you say, I could carry in NJ with my AZ, CT, PA or UT permit. A NJ resident would have to get a NJ permit to carry in NJ, but could get a non-resident permit from another state to carry in any other state.

I don't know about that....there are too many "supreme beings" that have permits that won't want to give them up. Same here in PA.

E-prints for FL can only be done within FL's borders.

From that link...2nd section....Paragraph III Very important that. If you are transporting via FOPA you do not have to mention the firearms if you get pulled over for a traffic violation.

But don't e-prints taken at Morpho go directly to the FBI...and then those results sent to your local permit issuer? So it's not that the local LEO didn't send them off...it's that they just take their time when they get the results.

Unloaded and locked in a case. From the NJSP website:

If he gives it to someone at his home...doesn't the transport problem now fall on the reciever since it's not really a "purchase"?