My question is, what kind of license do you have. Just a regular car license you can do on the computer, it's a good idea to have that just in case, you never know. No I don't think it would interfere with you renewing you LTC. I would definitely renew the LTC just in case you were to be in a different state, you want to be legal.I am considering letting my drivers license expire next year since I no longer drive. If I do that, will it affect my being able to renew my LTC?
I carried for several years driving 18 wheelers over the road, DOT never said a word. An 18 wheeler is considered your home away from home, in other words, it's your castle, you can carry it in the truck, do not take it out of the truck or you become a guest of that state, BUT, that was before we had handgun license.I used to travel for work several times a month for over a decade, and couldn't carry. I wasn't overly uncomfortable but I also knew it only took one instance where I needed a weapon and didn't have one...
This falls into the area of who owns the vehicle. Labor Code Title 2 Subtitle B Chapter 52 Subchapter G Section 52.062 "I carried for several years driving 18 wheelers over the road, DOT never said a word. An 18 wheeler is considered your home away from home, in other words, it's your castle, you can carry it in the truck, do not take it out of the truck or you become a guest of that state, BUT, that was before we had handgun license.
Good list.Aside from Reciprocity your LTC allows you to:
This is just a couple of the benefits.
- Carry within 1000ft of a school (this is federal law). Must have an LTC to be within 1000ft of a public school while carrying a firearm.
- When coupled with a Letter from US Army Corps of Engineers, it allows you to carry at the recreational area/lakes controlled by USACE. 31 major lakes in Texas are covered under this Federal Law. (Note you need a LTC and Letter of Permission).
- Skip any waiting periods to buy a firearm.
- Concealed carry at the State Capital. (Cannot with permit-less).
- Concealed carry at the State Fair of Texas. (Cannot with permit-less).
- Counts as a legal form of ID. (Can also have your Veteran Status and count as a legal Veteran ID).
It has also been found to help if you end up defending yourself. It has been proven that Jurys see it as a step in a responsible direction and it can be favorable for you.Good list.
I'll add one more. When traveling abroad with guns, plenty of places more or less expect travelers to have some sort of firearms license. No such thing is required; every country has procedures for traveling with firearms when you're from some place like the USA where everybody is NOT required to have a license.
Still, having an LTC can help smooth over things when going through customs. Plenty of places figure if you have a license to carry a concealed weapon, you must either be totally above-board or exceedingly well-connected, depending on local culture. Either way, things go smoother.
At least, that's what I've been told by folks I know who shoot pistol matches in Europe.
Mine is up for renewal in May and I also received my renewal notice. Paid my fee on Nov. 22.Mine is up for renewal in February. Got the notice in a week or so before Thanksgiving. Sent in for my renewal last week.
You are right about that. I didn't have to go to take a vision test, lol.Honestly, it's easier to renew an LTC than a driver's license sometimes.
Might need to take the class again if that date is correct.I checked, mine is due april 2006
I can't renew my drivers license on in internet or by mail. Mine is a Class AM CDL. LTC is state, CDL is federal.You are right about that. I didn't have to go to take a vision test, lol.
I was kinda thinking, why ask but I don't know their circumstances.Can there be any other answer other than “YES!”
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I was kinda thinking, why ask but I don't know their circumstances.