CHL reciprocity with Washington State question

[Marc1911]

Greetings!

My wife has both an Oregon resident CHL and a Utah non-resident concealed weapon permit. At the time she received the Utah permit Washington recognized Utah CHL licenses, allowing her to carry in Washington. I understand that Washington no longer recognizes Utah CHL's due to an issue with people under the age of 21 being able to obtain a permit.

What states (if any) issue non-resident permits that are recognized by the state of Washington? If none, are there any options out there that would allow her to legally carry in Washington? I have been unable to find this information on the net and am hoping for some guidance. She travels 4 to 5 times a year in Washington to visits friends and would really like to be able to carry when travelling.

Thanks in advance for your input.

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[huzar]

This will answer all your questions: https://handgunlaw.us/

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

It does not look like you are riding dirty in Washington with a Utah CHL

USCCA Concealed Carry Reciprocity Map & U.S. Gun Laws | USCCA

Learn about state gun laws & concealed carry permits using our interactive concealed carry reciprocity map. Find firearms laws & CCW travel restrictions.

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[when_DM_smiles]

Is this non-recognition of Utah's CPL recent? If so, I missed that.

OR residents can still obtain a WA non-resident CHL. Just locate a willing Sheriff or City Police Chief.

edit:
Utah offers two types of CPL. Provisional is a <21 license. I believe WA recognizes the regular one your wife has.

Concealed Pistol License Reciprocity | Washington State

The Attorney General’s Office periodically reviews the laws of other states to determine whether those laws meet the requirements for Washington to reciprocally recognize a concealed pistol license or permit issued by those states. The Attorney General is required by law to publish a list of...

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States that Honor the Utah Permit(s) | DPS – Criminal Identification (BCI)

States that Honor the Utah Permit(s)

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[BAJ475]

Greetings!

My wife has both an Oregon resident CHL and a Utah non-resident concealed weapon permit. At the time she received the Utah permit Washington recognized Utah CHL licenses, allowing her to carry in Washington. I understand that Washington no longer recognizes Utah CHL's due to an issue with people under the age of 21 being able to obtain a permit.

What states (if any) issue non-resident permits that are recognized by the state of Washington? If none, are there any options out there that would allow her to legally carry in Washington? I have been unable to find this information on the net and am hoping for some guidance. She travels 4 to 5 times a year in Washington to visits friends and would really like to be able to carry when travelling.

Thanks in advance for your input.

Washington still recognizes Utah if the person is 21 or older. This limitation or requirement also applies to all other state permits that Washington recognizes. Those states are Idaho (enhanced only), Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, North Dakota (class 1 only), Ohio, South Dakota (enhanced only) and Utah. But if she has any concerns, why doesn't she get a non resident WA permit? WA is shall issue for non residents, there are no training or live fire requirements; just an application, a low fee and a set of prints. Such a permit would also allow her to travel through federal school zones while in WA, which her UT permit does not do.

 

[Marc1911]

Thanks for the clarification on the over 21 "enhanced" Utah permit. The original decision that I saw didn't make a distinction about age, and the subsequent references I could find didn't define or clarify what the enhanced definition was.

Everyone's help is appreciated.