Address Change
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 6:51 pm
Can you still carry while waiting on the new plastic to come in the mail?
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Shouldn't take long to get your new one. I got mine in under two weeks from placing the request. My DL, now that's a different animal. Going on 3 weeks for that and still nothing.Bonc_CHL wrote:Thanks!
I did the address change online in January. Took about 12 days to get the CHL, just over three weeks for DL.shortysboy09 wrote:Shouldn't take long to get your new one. I got mine in under two weeks from placing the request. My DL, now that's a different animal. Going on 3 weeks for that and still nothing.Bonc_CHL wrote:Thanks!
How much did they charge? In Texas, CHL address changes cost 2.5x as much as DL address changes.rdcrags wrote:I know it's off topic a little, but when I changed address in Colorado, they said no new card would be issued. Just changed in the computer data base. Too much trouble and expense to re-issue a card for just a change of address, they said. This was a sheriff. Counties issue CHP's there, not the state.
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CO CHP 2005
In Colorado, I sent an address change by snail mail and followed up with a phone call. That's when I was told no replacement card. No charge for the change of address. No option to pay for a replacement card. Just a comment to not sweat it. Interesting how the different states handle such things.How much did they charge? In Texas, CHL address changes cost 2.5x as much as DL address changes.
I think Utah just updates the database but I don't see a fee, and it looks like you can do it by email. In Florida you have the option of a free address change in the database with no new card, or pay for a new card, but the choice is yours."Load up on guns. Bring your friends." - Nirvana
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