Permit question

[BluDeuce]

Anyone know what all is involved to change your address when you move & have a life time permit? Ill be moving in a few weeks.


thanks

 

[KLB]

http://www.in.gov/isp/files/firearms_FAQ_02_08.pdf

My name or address has changed. Do I have to pay for a duplicate license?
No. Complete the “Duplicate Handgun License Request and Notification of Name or
Address Change Form” and mail or fax the form to the firearms section. Check that you
are notifying the section of your information change only. The change will be made in
the firearms database and there is no fee for this service. If you want a license issued
with the changes on it, then yes, the $20 fee for the duplicate license does apply

 

[Classic Liberal]

Here is the link for the form...
https://forms.in.gov/Download.aspx?id=6643

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

Just to be autistic about it, please notice the distinction between "license" and "permit".

 

[88GT]

Just to be autistic about it, please notice the distinction between "license" and "permit".

Aside from the fact that the state arbitrarily picked one over the other, I've been waiting months for someone like you to tell me what the difference is.

Please, enlighten me.

 

[Kagnew]

Aside from the fact that the state arbitrarily picked one over the other, I've been waiting months for someone like you to tell me what the difference is.

Please, enlighten me.

Maybe something along the lines of "shall issue" versus "may issue". A "license" is the state saying that they recognize a right which you have, and have no reason to deny you the exercise thereof. A "permit" would be more along the lines of the state saying, "okay - out of the goodness of our heart - we give you permission".

 

[88GT]

Maybe something along the lines of "shall issue" versus "may issue". A "license" is the state saying that they recognize a right which you have, and have no reason to deny you the exercise thereof. A "permit" would be more along the lines of the state saying, "okay - out of the goodness of our heart - we give you permission".

Then why don't we have an Operator's Permit to drive?

 

[IndianaResident]

Eh...a definition of license is "an official permit".

Maybe he meant to correct "CCW" to "LTCH"

 

[kjf40]

Then why don't we have an Operator's Permit to drive?

Hehehe....right!

The government is "PERMIT"ing us to have a license to carry.

I dont care what people call it, we all know what it is right.

 

[Hotdoger]

Aside from the fact that the state arbitrarily picked one over the other, I've been waiting months for someone like you to tell me what the difference is.

Please, enlighten me.

The state naming it is the difference, reguardless of the arbitrariness.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

Then why don't we have an Operator's Permit to drive?

There is an operators permit. It's called a learners permit. And I'm guessing it's called a license because just like the LTCH it's shall issue if you meet the requirements.

 

[Scutter01]

I like to use the right words for things so that it doesn't create confusion.