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Connecticut CCW?

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Applied for non-resident CT carry permit; they sent it back with a note that it was incomplete due to "identification card' ineligible". I had followed the instructions and included a copy of my NJ FID to satisfy "A copy of the permit or license to carry a pistol or revolver issued to you by a recognized United States jurisdiction;"

 

Has anyone dealt with this? Is NJ FID not accepted? Is it because it's a Purchaser card not a carry permit? Or because it doesn't have an expiration date? Wondering if maybe I'd be better off submitting non-resident Florida CCW. Thanks.

NJ FID is not a permit to carry, it is a permit to purchase. I would submit a copy od your Fl CCW instead.

Since PA no longer accepts FL non-res ccw I would suggest looking into getting your Utah ccw. Equal amount of states covered and cheaper renewal fees.

I am positive I posted in this thread earlier.

 

Was my post deleted?

I am positive I posted in this thread earlier.

 

Was my post deleted?

didn't you post something about getting the Utah instead, cheaper renewal??

Yeah - why post about an FL ccw not being valid in PA when these guys are talking about CT? What relevance did it have to the discussion? OP obviously HAS a FL CCW already so why are you advocating his getting of a UT ccw for CT? Where's the logic? Oh I see - the renewal is cheaper so he should go and SPEND MONEY and take a UT specific course AND spend money on an additional CCW when he already has a FL. Sorry still not seeing the logic...

Wondering if maybe I'd be better off submitting non-resident Florida CCW. Thanks.

 

OP obviously HAS a FL CCW already so why are you advocating his getting of a UT ccw for CT? Where's the logic? Oh I see - the renewal is cheaper so he should go and SPEND MONEY and take a UT specific course AND spend money on an additional CCW when he already has a FL. Sorry still not seeing the logic...

 

Re-read the bolded portions.

 

 

I was giving the OP, who is new here, other options besides getting a FL ccw. Most people on here have a non-resident ccw so they can carry when traveling outside of nj. Seeing as how PA is destination for many of us, and our closest free state, having a non-resident ccw that PA accepts seems important.

Let's let op chime in and see whether he has FL already. I took it to mean that "maybe" he'd be better of submitting his FL CCW.

I guess it could be taken either way but if it is the way I understand it. I was simply offering different advice. Still no reason to delete my post for trying to offer advice. And no reason for your attitude.

Either way, he will need a CCW from some other state prior to applying for CT CCW. You need to have a CCW somehere before they will issue a CT one.

. And no reason for your attitude.

 

You're right. God forgive me and bless the Pygmies in Africa.

Is NJ FID not accepted?

 

It is not.

 

Is it because it's a Purchaser card not a carry permit?

 

That is correct.

 

Wondering if maybe I'd be better off submitting non-resident Florida CCW. Thanks.

 

Yes that would work.

 

CT is a shall issue state in practice. Once you follow their instructions EXACTLY you will not have a problem.

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Thank you. I will use my existing FL permit to resubmit to CT. And consider getting UT as well due to the recent and stupid change in PA law.

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