Posted: 3/22/2009 3:51:14 AM EDT
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Ok, how long does someone have to live in Ohio, (Cleveland area), before they can apply for a CCW or CPL?
I just moved to the area from New York,, |
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Ok, how long does someone have to live in Ohio, (Cleveland area), before they can apply for a CCW or CPL? I just moved to the area from New York,, You MUST be an Ohio resident for at least 45 days before you apply. Skidman let me ask you this is that from the day they move to the state. or when the obtain valid Ohio ID???????? 
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Ok, how long does someone have to live in Ohio, (Cleveland area), before they can apply for a CCW or CPL? I just moved to the area from New York,, You MUST be an Ohio resident for at least 45 days before you apply. Skidman let me ask you this is that from the day they move to the state. or when the obtain valid Ohio ID???????? Page 8 in the newest Ohio's Concealed Carry Law handbook states: Residency You must be a legal resident of the United states and an Ohio resident for 45 days before you apply for your license. You must be a resident of the county (or adjoining county) where you apply for at least 30 days. You must also be at least 21 years of age and not a fugitive from justice. It says nothing about obtaining an Ohio ID. |
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It says nothing about an Ohio ID or drivers license. The application calls for no "proof" of Ohio residence, but the lack of Ohio ID or DL (and presence of a NY DL) will surely show up during the investigation part of the process. Pretty sure the price is higher for folks
You need to get an Ohio drivers license anyway. From the Ohio BMV pamphlet: NOTE: Ohio law provides no specific “grace period” for converting your out-ofstate
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driver license to an Ohio license except Commercial Driver Licenses. Once you have become an Ohio resident (taken a job, signed a lease, bought a home, registered to vote, enrolled children in school, etc.), you are obligated to obtain an Ohio license as soon as possible. Historically, Ohio courts and police agencies have considered 30 days the maximum time limit. (Emphasis added.) |
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Welcome to Ohio. You get to be a first class citizen in this state  (as opposed to those citizens and their lharsh laws you left behind in New York).Thanks, there not really 'Harsh', they are just stupid laws. They make it hard for people to carry, but,,,, It took six months to get my pistol permit, During which time, I could not even touch a pistol,, and then when I got my permit,,, it allowed me to go buy and go carry and never have to show anyone that I knew where the bullet came out of. I mean, there was no testing, no courses to take, nada. Go buy, go carry, have a good day,,,, And better yet, the permit never expires,,,,, The entire time waiting to touch a pistol, I can buy as many evil black rifles and shotguns as I wanted,,,,, Gota love New York,,, 
That's why we moved (besides other things) 
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