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Becoming CHL instructor

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I just did my application online to become a CHL instructor but it really didn't give any instruction on whats the process. I have a CHL now and I haft to take finger prints again? Any advise on what needs to be done. Thanks
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Don't call them. They'll call you. :biggrinjester:
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TrinityCHL wrote:I just did my application online to become a CHL instructor but it really didn't give any instruction on whats the process. I have a CHL now and I haft to take finger prints again? Any advise on what needs to be done. Thanks

Yup just hang on it takes a while but you will hear from them.
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Are you a certified NRA instructor or have some form of certification from a national program? Gonna need that if you don't have it already.

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I just did the same application and likewise already have a chl. So, do I need to submit more fingerprints? Seems like they should already have them.

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They have to submit a different set of prints to the FBI per the FBI requirements. The FBI runs them for different reasons.

Once your application is accepted, schedule with MorphoTrust/L1/Whatever they are called this week and they will take care of the rest.

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Yes, you have to submit another set of fingerprints. The way the prints are run is determined by what DPS says you are going to be doing (CHL, CHL instructor, etc.).
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Thank you all!
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glock27 wrote:where can one find info on takin the necessary credentials to become an instructor?
TX GC §411.190 (can be found in the CHL-16)

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GC §411.190. QUALIFIED HANDGUN INSTRUCTORS. (a) The director may certify as a qualified handgun instructor a person who:
(1) is certified by the Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education or under Chapter 1702, Occupations Code, to instruct others in the use of handguns;
(2) regularly instructs others in the use of handguns and has graduated from a handgun instructor school that uses a nat ionally accepted course designed to train persons as handgun instructors; or
(3) is certified by the National Rifle Association of America as a handgun instructor.
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