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| Hi, I joined this site a couple of months ago. At the time I was looking in to non-resident permits since I am a Vermonter and I travel a lot (we don't need permits here, but consequently, no other states recognize our right to carry). I just received my New Hampshire non-resident permit. It took 8 weeks (their web site says 3 weeks), but it was easy and cheap ($20.00). It doesn't cover all the states I travel in, so I will need others. I'm thinking Utah and Florida. Anyone have experience with the timeframes required in these states? Thanks. Last edited by kskgeos; 03-28-2008 at 12:16 PM. Reason: spelling error |
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| I think Utah is running about 6 weeks, which is fast for them (mine took 4 1/2 months last year). That's bad news about NH since I sent mine in 2 weeks ago. I've heard of people getting NH permits back in as little as 8 days in the past. |
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| my original utah permit was received in about a month. I am in the process of renewal right now. it has been 2 weeks since I have sent in all the paper work. I just called them to confirm that they have even received my application and they could not tell me that they have. they said that it is most likely in a bin of mail that has not been gotten to yet... so who knows how long it will take this time.
__________________ You can have my freedom as soon as I'm done with it!!! |
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| I applied for a FL permit (as a resident of NJ). Stated time frame was up to 90 days, though I got mine in a little under 60. |
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| My nonresident Florida permit took close to 90 days but it is widely accepted. |
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