TZCHRIS
NES Member
Got my Utah license in Mass 4 years ago and also had my Mass LTC. (I was a legal Mass resident)
I have since moved to Nevada and have a resident Nevada Drivers License. I also notified Utah of my address change.
During my purchase yesterday in Nevada I find out, because I no longer have a valid CCW license in a state that I reside my Utah license is not recognized in Nevada.
This was news to me and have been carrying concealed here for 2 years, I was good to go with MA LTC and MA Drivers License, but not after I got a Nevada DL
You can open carry here with just DL but need a Nevada CCW to conceal if you are a Nevada resident.
The good news was I didnt need it to purchase anyway, but if you have a Nevada permit you dont need to pay $25 background fee.
I did confirm all this with the FFL and current Nevada laws.
I dont know all the other states laws but this may be helpful for anyone in MA who has a Utah Non-Res and moves out of state, dont assume you are good to go.
Your non-res Utah License is absolutely good here if you have a concealed permit in the state you reside!
I have since moved to Nevada and have a resident Nevada Drivers License. I also notified Utah of my address change.
During my purchase yesterday in Nevada I find out, because I no longer have a valid CCW license in a state that I reside my Utah license is not recognized in Nevada.
This was news to me and have been carrying concealed here for 2 years, I was good to go with MA LTC and MA Drivers License, but not after I got a Nevada DL
You can open carry here with just DL but need a Nevada CCW to conceal if you are a Nevada resident.
The good news was I didnt need it to purchase anyway, but if you have a Nevada permit you dont need to pay $25 background fee.
I did confirm all this with the FFL and current Nevada laws.
I dont know all the other states laws but this may be helpful for anyone in MA who has a Utah Non-Res and moves out of state, dont assume you are good to go.
Your non-res Utah License is absolutely good here if you have a concealed permit in the state you reside!