National Carry AcademyApplying for a Non-Resident Permit
January 11, 2016
Permits can be obtained from local sheriffs or police departments.
NRS 202.2657.Application for Permit; Eligibility; Denial or Revocation of Permit.
Individuals may apply for carry permits to the office of the sheriff on the county they reside in. The sheriff, on the other hand, shall issue carry permits to applicants who meet the qualifications to carry firearms within Nevada which include the following:
• Minimum age of 21 years old
• A resident of Nevada
• Is not prohibited by the law from carrying firearms
• Has proof of training completion
Starting 10/01/10, individuals who are not residents of the state may apply for Non-resident Permits in Nevada. The application process is the same as the residents and personal appearance at any sheriff’s office is required. The Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association requires non-residents to have their training in Nevada. Permit fee costs $98.25 for initial application and $63.25 for renewal.
Applying for a Non-Resident Permit
January 11, 2016
Permits can be obtained from local sheriffs or police departments.
NRS 202.2657.Application for Permit; Eligibility; Denial or Revocation of Permit.
Individuals may apply for carry permits to the office of the sheriff on the county they reside in. The sheriff, on the other hand, shall issue carry permits to applicants who meet the qualifications to carry firearms within Nevada which include the following:
• Minimum age of 21 years old
• A resident of Nevada
• Is not prohibited by the law from carrying firearms
• Has proof of training completion
Starting 10/01/10, individuals who are not residents of the state may apply for Non-resident Permits in Nevada. The application process is the same as the residents and personal appearance at any sheriff’s office is required. The Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association requires non-residents to have their training in Nevada. Permit fee costs $98.25 for initial application and $63.25 for renewal.