National Carry AcademyApplying for a Non-Resident Permit
January 11, 2016
28.425b. Starting December 1, 2015, an individual who had established his residency in Michigan but holds a carry permit that is issued by another state, will not need to wait for 6 months to be able to apply for a concealed carry license. He can immediately file for an application once his residency is established. To be considered as a legal resident of Michigan, you must be able to meet the following conditions:
• Obtain a driver’s license or personal identification card from Michigan
• Become a registered voter of Michigan
• Be on active duty with the armed forces of the United States, assigned on another state but maintain his home of record in Michigan
• Be on active duty with the armed forces of the United, assigned permanently in Michigan but maintain his home of record in another state
Note: If you are moving in to the state of Michigan, and you hold a carry permit issued by another state or is currently on active duty with the military force and is stationed in Michigan, ask the country clerk to know all the information related to this.
Applying for a Non-Resident Permit
January 11, 2016
28.425b. Starting December 1, 2015, an individual who had established his residency in Michigan but holds a carry permit that is issued by another state, will not need to wait for 6 months to be able to apply for a concealed carry license. He can immediately file for an application once his residency is established. To be considered as a legal resident of Michigan, you must be able to meet the following conditions:
• Obtain a driver’s license or personal identification card from Michigan
• Become a registered voter of Michigan
• Be on active duty with the armed forces of the United States, assigned on another state but maintain his home of record in Michigan
• Be on active duty with the armed forces of the United, assigned permanently in Michigan but maintain his home of record in another state
Note: If you are moving in to the state of Michigan, and you hold a carry permit issued by another state or is currently on active duty with the military force and is stationed in Michigan, ask the country clerk to know all the information related to this.