Legally carry a concealed firearm in 33 States!

Non-residents of Utah, 21 years of age and older, who complete this 4 hour course, taught by Jim Floyd, M.Ed., a Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification Certified Concealed Firearms Instructor, are eligible to apply for a Utah Concealed Firearm Permit which is recognized in the following states:

1. Alabama
2. Alaska
3. Arizona
4. Arkansas
5. Colorado (recognizes Indiana license, NOT the Utah non-resident permit)
6. Delaware
7. Florida (recognizes Indiana license, NOT the Utah non-resident permit)
8. Georgia
9. Idaho
10. Indiana (Indiana residents MUST possess a Indiana handgun license!)
11. Kentucky
12. Louisiana
13. Michigan (recognizes Indiana license, NOT the Utah non-resident permit)
14. Minnesota
15. Mississippi
16. Missouri
17. Montana
18. Nebraska
    
19. New Hampshire (recognizes Indiana license, NOT the Utah non-resident permit)
20. North Carolina
21. North Dakota
22. Ohio
23. Oklahoma
24. Pennsylvania
25. South Dakota
26. Tennessee
27. Texas
28. Utah (recognizes Indiana license AND the Utah non-resident permit)
29. Vermont
30. Virgina
31. West Virginia
    
32. Wyoming
33. Washington State

Current cost of the permit (paid directly to Utah after the course) is $65.25 and is valid for 5 years. Renewal is $10.00 every 5 years thereafter. You do not have to possess an Indiana License to Carry a Handgun in order to attend this course, however, you cannot use a Utah non-resident permit to carry a handgun in Indiana IF you are a resident of Indiana!

Course curriculum includes:

• Handgun safety rules
• Areas where Utah permit holders cannot carry a firearm
• How to handle encounters with the police
• Civil liability
• Escalation of force
• Handgun nomenclature
• Ammunition
• Fundamentals of shooting
• Holsters
• Federal, State (Utah), and Local (Utah) laws, codes, rules and regulations

Cost of the Utah non-resident Concealed Firearm Permit course is $99.95 which includes:

• Instruction
• Lite refreshments
  
• Student manual
• Completed permit application
• Copy of your drivers license
  
• Completed fingerprint card
• Utah BCI addressed envelope.
• A certificate of completion (which can be utilized to apply for a Florida permit)
  

Course Cost is only $99.95 per person when you register early!
(price increases to $125.00 per person after 0900 on September 9th)

YOU will need to bring to class with you:

• 1 passport photograph (around $8.00 to $10.00 at local drug stores) for inclusion in your Utah application packet
• 1 copy of your Drivers license (color or black & white is acceptable) for inclusion in your Utah application packet
• Your Drivers license for proof of identity
  

Issuance of the Utah non-resident Concealed Firearm Permit is contingent upon successful completion of the 4 hour firearms familiarization course and a criminal history check by the Utah Department of Public Safety. The instructor/DPG cannot and does not guarantee you will be issued a permit. Listed below is the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit Denial, Suspension and/or Revocation Criteria. Please ensure you are eligible for a Utah Concealed Firearm Permit BEFORE enrolling in the course:

ALL TIME FRAMES START FROM THE DATE THE CASE IS CLOSED.  THIS INCLUDES PROBATION, FINES, COURT IMPOSED ACTIONS, ETC.

• Class C and B Misdemeanors = 3 years
• Class A Misdemeanors = 5 years
• Traffic offenses other than DUI do not apply i.e. speeding, no insurance, etc.
• DUI (alcohol related reckless or similar conviction) = 6 years
• Juvenile felony conviction (non violent) = 7 years
• Juvenile felony conviction (violent, crimes against person) = 10 years
• Felony conviction = Lifetime (unless dismissed, reduced to a misdemeanor or expunged)
• Domestic Violence = Lifetime (unless dismissed, reduced to an infraction or expunged)
• Protective Orders = Lifetime (unless removed, must be a family member or cohabitate) (not a neighbor, friend, etc.)
• Mentally Incompetent (adjudicated by a state or federal court) = Lifetime (unless withdrawn or reversed)
• Danger to self or other (threat of or attempt of suicide, with or without an arrest or conviction) = Revocation (time frame based on the CFP Boards decision)
• Past pattern of violent behavior = Revocation (time frame based on the CFP Boards decision)
  
  
• Reason for suspension: Charged with a crime of violence, Has an outstanding warrant, Indictment on a felony
  
  
• Moral Turpitude disqualifiers (includes but not limited to): theft, fraud, tax evasion, issuing bad checks, interference with a police officer, fleeing, resisting arrest, failure to obey police, obstruction of justice, wildlife violations involving a weapon, bribery, perjury, extortion, arson, criminal mischief, falsifying government records, forgery, receiving stolen property, firearms violations, burglary, vandalism and kidnapping
  
  
• The following crimes are also disqualifiers: Unlawful sexual conduct, pornographic and harmful material, offenses involving the use of alcohol (i.e. illegal use or consumption, etc.) offenses involving the use of narcotics

Seating is limited and pre-registration is required, so please register now!

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