Another carry license application question

dburkhead · 05-11-2008

Do you have to apply at the office serving where you live (example: city county building downtown for Indianapolis/Marion County?) or can you apply at other offices--such as where you work.

Reason: My wife works at the Subaru plant up at Lafayette. It would simply be more convenient for her to make her application there than down here at Indianapolis--less time away from work.

melensdad · 05-11-2008

It is my understanding that you apply in the city in which you live. If you do not live inside of city/town limits, then you apply at the county sheriff's office. I would suspect that the Tippacanoe sheriff would turn your wife away, but she may want to call their office just to be sure.

Hiram Abiff · 05-11-2008

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Originally Posted by melensdad

It is my understanding that you apply in the city in which you live. If you do not live inside of city/town limits, then you apply at the county sheriff's office. I would suspect that the Tippacanoe sheriff would turn your wife away, but she may want to call their office just to be sure.

I agree with melensdad. You apply throught your local PD or as in the case of a small rural town without a local PD it would be the county sheriff.

Kirk Freeman · 05-11-2008

Residence, not employment.

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dburkhead Mercenary Scientist. Have calculator, will travel Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 652	Another carry license application question Do you have to apply at the office serving where you live (example: city county building downtown for Indianapolis/Marion County?) or can you apply at other offices--such as where you work. Reason: My wife works at the Subaru plant up at Lafayette. It would simply be more convenient for her to make her application there than down here at Indianapolis--less time away from work. __________________ David L. Burkhead If it's time to bury them, it's time to dig them up.

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melensdad Jerk in a Hawaiian shirt. So what about it? Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Lake County / West Creek Posts: 1,379	It is my understanding that you apply in the city in which you live. If you do not live inside of city/town limits, then you apply at the county sheriff's office. I would suspect that the Tippacanoe sheriff would turn your wife away, but she may want to call their office just to be sure. __________________ Father John Corapi: "Don't be so open minded that your brains fall out!" Visit my Antique Snowcat, political, gun & general discussions (with this lawsuit) I'd like to think that I've been more successful at saving lives than Roe V Wade. -- Dick Anthony Heller, 3/18/08 on the steps of the SCOTUS after leaving the Heller v DC Gun Ban hearing.

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Kirk Freeman Director At Large, ISRPA Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: downtown Lafayette, Indiana Posts: 295	Residence, not employment.