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Ok thanks for clarifying. I’ll hopefully have more info from the source on the resident vs. nonresident tomorrow. Just for peoples future reference and search history.

Ok, so irrelevant to the Texas LTC resident vs. nonresident then?

Thanks everyone for answering my stupid, somewhat niche questions.

I thought the rules were slightly different for carrying in texas with a nonresident...like stand off distances or something. Or is that old news? Specifically I came across an older Google result that stated something like with a nonresident you had to remain 1000ft from a school but that ...

I definitely don’t plan on getting a Texas license. So I will always have the AZ license with AZ address on the AZ license. When I get to Texas I’ll change the LTC to my local Texas address but it will just be renting for three years before I move again so I’m not under any circumstance getting a ...

They're not going to match. They never have since I got the LTC. I applied for, accepted, and now renewed with an AZ DL and TX LTC with separate addresses.

It's nice to be active because we do get some leeway, but the issue with it is they are very rare situations which makes solid online researching difficult. When I hear back from them I will have to let you all know what they have to say in regards specifically to the whole AZ DL vs. TX LTC and ...

3) I believe it will be based on your state of residence, not your Home of Record (AZ). However, I may be incorrect since your DL is AZ and that would make it a non-resident license.
Well, my Home of Record is actually Pennsylvania because that's where I joined the military from. I just happen to ...

In Texas, the general rule is that the LTC and driver's license must have matching addresses. But we exempt active duty military from having their DL change to Texas or keep its address active. I think you would be okay to carry in Texas with the Hawaii address on the LTC and your active duty ID ...

I am not as expert on this as some of the instructors on the site but let me take a stab at some of this.

I think you will get your renewed LTC in a few weeks. They have been running two weeks to a month for most of the ones posted on the site lately. Just to clarify one point that I was unclear ...

Sorry for all the dumb questions.

1/ How long do you think to receive the updated permit since I submitted today? 60 days again like the initial?

2/ I did come across this:

Texas License-To-Carry LTC/CHL Renewals. As of September 1, 2013 class time and range time are NO LONGER required for ...

Looking at the reciprocity maps, I'm not sure there is even really a point in renewing my AZ permit. It doesn't seem like there is much difference than TX, other than TX renews for free for active duty whereas AZ charges $43, and TX also you can do online which seems much more efficient.

OneGun,

Glad to be of service!

So basically my LTC comes in the mail with my Hawaii address let's assume in the next two weeks (just for the sake of argument). I can then move to Texas in June, and from the moment I step foot in the state, even though the LTC has a Hawaii address, I can begin to ...

Hi all.

I am active duty military for the past 17 years. I have a TX CHL that expired 3/30/17. I was stationed in El Paso, received a CHL for TX and AZ at the same time, then moved to the People's Republik of Hawaii for four years, where guns and your constitutional rights are basically ...