I hold a Florida Non-Resident CC permit. I'm a resident of La. I was made aware today that my permit will no longer be valid in La.
(And I did read the above sticky, but there is something that confuses me)
I dug up the new rule on the state police website and it says this:
(2) A nonresident concealed handgun permit issued by another state is invalid in the state of Louisiana if issued to an individual who is a resident of this state has been denied a handgun permit or has been issued a handgun permit which is under revocation or suspension.
Ok- so I am a resident LA, but I have not been denied a handgun permit nor had a permit suspended or revoked.
So- does this mean my Fl non-resident permit is OK? Or does it mean my FL Non-Resident is invalid for any of the three reasons in the new law? The wording is confusing, there seems to be two stipulations to make the Non-resident permit "invalid."
I have not been notified by the state of Florida, but plan on calling them ASAP, as well as the La State Police Concealed Handgun division.
Florida keeps their Conceal Carry portion of the website updated and assure their readers that they DO keep it current to the day-- So I find it odd there is no mention of the La State change affecting their Non-Resident permit holders.
The wording of the new La state law makes is hard to make sense of. Seems a comma is missing between "state has" or is it supposed to be worded like that?
Poor grammar in the actual text of the law??
Seems our state is simply trying to stop a LA resident who was denied a La License, or had theirs revoked, to go through the Florida system to get one.
Also according to the LA State Police website, the law is already in effect, but I've read in numerous websites it doesn't go into effect until Aug 2011. Seems even the LA State Police is not as updated as it should
Man- I'm confused! I spent good money getting that license.
I lurk on this forum quite a bit, and you guys seem to be up on this- so I eagerly await your comments.
David
Slidell
USN (ret)
(And I did read the above sticky, but there is something that confuses me)
I dug up the new rule on the state police website and it says this:
(2) A nonresident concealed handgun permit issued by another state is invalid in the state of Louisiana if issued to an individual who is a resident of this state has been denied a handgun permit or has been issued a handgun permit which is under revocation or suspension.
Ok- so I am a resident LA, but I have not been denied a handgun permit nor had a permit suspended or revoked.
So- does this mean my Fl non-resident permit is OK? Or does it mean my FL Non-Resident is invalid for any of the three reasons in the new law? The wording is confusing, there seems to be two stipulations to make the Non-resident permit "invalid."
I have not been notified by the state of Florida, but plan on calling them ASAP, as well as the La State Police Concealed Handgun division.
Florida keeps their Conceal Carry portion of the website updated and assure their readers that they DO keep it current to the day-- So I find it odd there is no mention of the La State change affecting their Non-Resident permit holders.
The wording of the new La state law makes is hard to make sense of. Seems a comma is missing between "state has" or is it supposed to be worded like that?
Poor grammar in the actual text of the law??
Seems our state is simply trying to stop a LA resident who was denied a La License, or had theirs revoked, to go through the Florida system to get one.
Also according to the LA State Police website, the law is already in effect, but I've read in numerous websites it doesn't go into effect until Aug 2011. Seems even the LA State Police is not as updated as it should
Man- I'm confused! I spent good money getting that license.
I lurk on this forum quite a bit, and you guys seem to be up on this- so I eagerly await your comments.
David
Slidell
USN (ret)