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I have an OH ccw about to expire. I got an out of state PA liscence to carry last year. Since then, both states changed reciprocity and now honor the others liscence.
The kicker is I'm moving to PA next month and my OH ccw expires between now and then.
Once it expires, will I still be legal with the PA liscence which is still in date? Is the PA liscence now valid in OH?
I live in PA (Philly burbs) but can not answer your question with certainty. I "believe" our previous AG (who was indicted and forced to resign) made it a requirement to have a valid CCW permit from your home state before they would issue an out of state LTCF (that's what they are called in PA). I don't know if it invalidates your PA LTCF if your OH CCW expires. To be safe you may just want to renew your OH CCW, or ask here.
http://forum.pafoa.org/
Thanks. I'm not going to renew for 30 days, worst case I go without a pistol until I can rush my new liscence through. After I get first months utility bills I'll have all the requirements for residency and will apply for a pa carry liscence as soon as I get my drivers liscence.
PA will not honor any CCW unless you possess a driver's license or state issued ID card from the same state as the CCW was issued. So your PA CCW with your Ohio Driver's license is a no go (yes, even in PA). If you are moving to PA soon, your PA CCW will be valid as soon as you possess a PA Driver's license.
Understood. Just be careful transporting firearms in PA without an LTCF. You will have to transport all if them locked in the trunk, and unloaded, separate from ammo. Think FOPA.Quote:
Originally Posted by MegademiC
PA non res license probably not going to be any good either when you move there.