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  • GenghisQuan
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2017
    • 15

    Renewing TX CHL as an Out Of State

    So my Texas CHL expired a few months ago, but fortunately there is a one-year grace period during which I can still renew. Got off the phone with TXDPS recently, which informed me that the process was:

    1. Go to the CA state PD and request confirmation that I can keep my CHL from another state
    2. Send in the LTC-6 (photo holder) and copy of my current DL
    Also send in LTC 77 (renewal application) and LTC 85 and 86.

    Right now I'm a little befuddled as to how do I complete step 1, wherein I confirm whether I can keep my CHL?

    Has anyone else been through this process?

    Thanks in advance.
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    Best sale
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2012
    • 1092

    have you checked Texas department of safety website for the right info ? I don't think question 1 sounds logical. Go to dps website and follow renewal process.You can upload all your documents to Texas dps online

    I am a Texas resident so I don't have deep knowledge on Texas out of state ltc. The good news is you will probably have your ltc in less than 3 wks after sending in required documents.
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      Dvrjon
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
      CGN Contributor - Lifetime
      • Nov 2012
      • 11215

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        GenghisQuan
        Junior Member
        • Jul 2017
        • 15

        Hi Dvrjon, I'm a CA resident. Definitely need to apply as a non-resident. I was informed by TXDPS that I need to contact my state's police authority to confirm that I am allowed to hold an out-of-state license. I'm just confused as to where I actually go for this. The intent is just so I can still carry when I visit my family back in Texas.

        Local sheriff or chief of police...I live in San Jose, does that mean Santa Clara County Sheriff or SJPD?

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          SunsetIE
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2013
          • 2108

          Originally posted by GenghisQuan
          Hi Dvrjon, I'm a CA resident. Definitely need to apply as a non-resident. I was informed by TXDPS that I need to contact my state's police authority to confirm that I am allowed to hold an out-of-state license. I'm just confused as to where I actually go for this. The intent is just so I can still carry when I visit my family back in Texas.

          Local sheriff or chief of police...I live in San Jose, does that mean Santa Clara County Sheriff or SJPD?
          You can hold an out of state license without it being any business of local law enforcement, many of us have AZ or UT permits while living in CA. But as stated above they are NOT valid in CA.

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            Dvrjon
            CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
            CGN Contributor - Lifetime
            • Nov 2012
            • 11215

            Originally posted by GenghisQuan
            Hi Dvrjon, I'm a CA resident. Definitely need to apply as a non-resident. I was informed by TXDPS that I need to contact my state's police authority to confirm that I am allowed to hold an out-of-state license. I'm just confused as to where I actually go for this. The intent is just so I can still carry when I visit my family back in Texas.

            Local sheriff or chief of police...I live in San Jose, does that mean Santa Clara County Sheriff or SJPD?
            NON-RESIDENT LICENSE.
            (a) The department by rule shall establish a procedure for a person who meets the eligibility requirements of this subchapter other than the residency requirement established by Section 411.172(a)(1) to obtain a license under
            this subchapter if the person is a legal resident of another state
            or if the person relocates to this state with the intent to establish residency in this state.
            Texas appears to have implemented this through the same system for in-state residents, you just use your CA DL and address. The application is on line at: https://txapps.texas.gov/txapp/txdps...nOutOfState.do

            Good luck.

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