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Delaware upholds the right to bear arms; however, the right to conceal a weapon in public carries limitations. The Delaware County Superior Court issues concealed weapons permits at its discretion. A person must establish the reason that a permit is needed. Delaware recognizes certain other state-issued permits through reciprocity agreements.
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Comments
Wynder said
on 5/19/2008 This article is inaccurate and incomplete.
1. The safety course isn't required until you receive your decision from the court. Being $225 - $250, for some, it's better to wait.
2. You must publish your full name and home address in a paper that receives 33% of the subscribership in your ZIP. ($74 for the News Journal).
3. You must be fingerprinted by the State Police ($69) within 30 days of applying.
4. You'll need two passport photos ($15).
For more detailed information see Delaware Code, Title 11, Section 1441 or visit http://deloc.org/ -- for forms and instructions from the State of Delaware, visit http://courts.delaware.gov/How%20To/Licenses%20and%20Registrations/
Wynder said
on 5/19/2008 This article is inaccurate suggests things in the wrong order.
The safety course isn't required until a decision on your application has been made by the Superior Court Judge -- seeing as this course is $225-$250, it's worthwhile to mention that the course can be postponed until you receive your decision.
Second, it omits the fact that you also need to arrange to have your full name and home address posted in a newspaper which receives at least 33% of the circulation in your ZIP code... this reduces most of us to the News Journal. This costs about $74 and must be done 10 days prior to filing your application. The paper will send you notarized proof.
You'll need two passport style photographs (About $15 at a camera store).
You need to arrange to have yourself fingerprinted ($69) by the Delaware State Police 30 days prior to applying -- appointment only -- once you have thi
Wynder said
on 5/19/2008 ... You'll need two passport style photographs (About $15 at a camera store).
You need to arrange to have yourself fingerprinted ($69) by the Delaware State Police -- appointment only -- once you have this receipt and all of your other paperwork IN TRIPLICATE (minus the safety course requirement if you so choose), you may file your notarized application ($34.50).
For more detailed information see Delaware Code, Title 11, Section 1441 or visit http://deloc.org/ -- for forms and instructions from the State of Delaware, visit http://courts.delaware.gov/How%20To/Licenses%20and%20Registrations/
Wynder said
on 5/19/2008 This article is actually fairly inaccurate and, in the long run, is suggesting things in the wrong order.
To begin with, the safety course isn't required until a decision on your application has been made by the Superior Court Judge -- seeing as this course is $225-$250, it's more than worthwhile to mention that the course can be postponed until you receive your decision.
Second, the HowTo omits the fact that you also need to arrange to have your full name and home address posted in a newspaper which receives at least 33% of the circulation in your ZIP code... this reduces most of us to the News Journal. This costs about $74 and must be done 10 days prior to filing your application. The paper will send you notarized proof.
The five character references are required; however, they do not need to know, nor agree as to why you're making application.
You'll need two passport s
cdpace357 said
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