National Carry AcademyApplying for a Non-Resident Permit
January 11, 2016
The state of New Mexico does not issue carry permits to non-residents. But if a person recently moves in to New Mexico, he or she may transfer the current residence license.
10.8.2.17 License Renewal and Transfer.
An individual may apply for a transfer of license and obtain a renewed license from New Mexico by completing the form given by the department. Possession of a firearm within the state shall not be allowed until the person receives his or her renewed license.
Other Requirements:
Aside from the application form that should be completed, the person applying for a transfer of license shall submit the following:
a. Proof of citizenship
b. Proof of New Mexico residency
c. Proof of age
d. A copy of the current license
e. Completion of a refresher training course if the training required by the other state does not meet the standards of New Mexico
Processing time.
Upon the completion of the requirements, the state will review the documents to identify if the applicant is qualified to obtain a renewed license. Criminal background check will be done and the process may take up to 30 days.
Applying for a Non-Resident Permit
January 11, 2016
The state of New Mexico does not issue carry permits to non-residents. But if a person recently moves in to New Mexico, he or she may transfer the current residence license.
10.8.2.17 License Renewal and Transfer.
An individual may apply for a transfer of license and obtain a renewed license from New Mexico by completing the form given by the department. Possession of a firearm within the state shall not be allowed until the person receives his or her renewed license.
Other Requirements:
Aside from the application form that should be completed, the person applying for a transfer of license shall submit the following:
a. Proof of citizenship
b. Proof of New Mexico residency
c. Proof of age
d. A copy of the current license
e. Completion of a refresher training course if the training required by the other state does not meet the standards of New Mexico
Processing time.
Upon the completion of the requirements, the state will review the documents to identify if the applicant is qualified to obtain a renewed license. Criminal background check will be done and the process may take up to 30 days.