Anyone want to detail what non-CA permits they have?

[hermosabeach]

I let several expire as I did not work nor vacation in the states.

I keep them for where I travel on a regular basis.

[jigenax]

Utah requires a copy of your home state ccw IF there's reciprocity. California does not have that so it does not apply to Cal residents.

[jigenax]

UPDATE

My OR and NV are in hand so now I have AZ, UT, FL, OR and NV.

[JTC3495]

I currently have my Ca , & Az permits.

I am working on my Ut, & Nv permits next. Then maybe Or.

[gabeodog]

For the risk of sounding stupid, What is an "enhanced" Permit?

[TheWoodCrafter]

A few states, I think Utah is one, have a special classification for an "Enhanced" CCW.
It mostly would be required to take training in that state and gives the holder more places to carry.
Some states will not accept a CCW from a state where you are not a resident but will take an enhanced CCW.

[volosong]

Idaho has an enhanced permit and a 'regular' permit. The only three differences that I can figure out is that the enhanced permit requires more training, more states recognize it for reciprocity purposes, and it is not available to non-residents.

I'm headed up there in a couple weeks and even though my current permits are valid in Idaho, am going to submit the application for the regular Idaho permit. When I move next year upon retirement, I'll 'upgrade' to the enhanced.

[epilepticninja]

Utah
Arizona
Nevada