Posted: 4/24/2010 11:29:35 AM EDT
| I took my CHL class with my wife about a year and a month ago. I never mailed off my packet to the DPS. Is it still alright to send it off or has it expired? Anybody know the time limit? |
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Oh well, no biggie. My LEO status lets me carry anyways. Just took the class to accompany the wife. Your TR100 (Or CHL 100 as they are called now) is valid for TWO YEARS from date of issue; Texas Adminstrative Code
Texas Administrative Code TITLE 37PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS PART 1TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY CHAPTER 6LICENSE TO CARRY HANDGUNS SUBCHAPTER BELIGIBILITY AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES RULE §6.12Basic Information to be Submitted with Application In addition to the information required by the Act, an application must contain all the following items: (1) Proficiency certificate. The applicant must submit a handgun proficiency certificate (TR 100) issued upon successful completion of a handgun proficiency course approved by the department and taught by a certified handgun instructor. A proficiency certificate submitted by an original applicant will not be accepted by the department if it is more than two years old. A proficiency certificate submitted by a renewal applicant will not be accepted by the department if it is more than six months old |
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Awesome. I'll send it in for the hell of it. Much appreciated. Good to hear. I tried to convince some LEO buddies of mine to do so as well in case something bad happened(God forbid) that left them no longer a peace officer. At least one thought it was a good idea :) |
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Little brother is a State Trooper. Trooper Association said they would provide legal help , if needed, if he was involved in a shooting. If he has a CHL, the legal help is NOT provided. Not sure the mentality on this. I know its not the way it would really work, but in theory... they shouldn't even know he has one ;) |
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Little brother is a State Trooper. Trooper Association said they would provide legal help , if needed, if he was involved in a shooting. If he has a CHL, the legal help is NOT provided. Not sure the mentality on this. I know its not the way it would really work, but in theory... they shouldn't even know he has one ;) You know that when the DPS runs your drivers license, if you have a warrent, or a CHL, the info screen turns red? |
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Little brother is a State Trooper. Trooper Association said they would provide legal help , if needed, if he was involved in a shooting. If he has a CHL, the legal help is NOT provided. Not sure the mentality on this. I know its not the way it would really work, but in theory... they shouldn't even know he has one ;) You know that when the DPS runs your drivers license, if you have a warrent, or a CHL, the info screen turns red? The Trooper Association in and of itself is not a law enforcement agency, and is not privy to that info. Disclosing it to them would be an offense. edit: but this is a whole different topic |
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Little brother is a State Trooper. Trooper Association said they would provide legal help , if needed, if he was involved in a shooting. If he has a CHL, the legal help is NOT provided. Not sure the mentality on this. I know its not the way it would really work, but in theory... they shouldn't even know he has one ;) You know that when the DPS runs your drivers license, if you have a warrent, or a CHL, the info screen turns red? The Trooper Association in and of itself is not a law enforcement agency, and is not privy to that info. Disclosing it to them would be an offense. edit: but this is a whole different topic Ahh, I see what you are saying now. |
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The Trooper Association in and of itself is not a law enforcement agency, and is not privy to that info. Disclosing it to them would be an offense. edit: but this is a whole different topic WHOM disclosing it would be an offense? Law enforcement officer/agency divulging private information on an individual to a third party organization. If I'm wrong please correct me though. |
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The Trooper Association in and of itself is not a law enforcement agency, and is not privy to that info. Disclosing it to them would be an offense. edit: but this is a whole different topic WHOM disclosing it would be an offense? Law enforcement officer/agency divulging private information on an individual to a third party organization. If I'm wrong please correct me though. Nope, you are right. I was not sure if you meant the DPS disclosing to TSTA or the individual disclosing. ;) |