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Post by huntnandplumbn on Jun 7, 2020 14:51:29 GMT -5
Lost my wallet a while back as well as my lifetime carry permit. I’ve gone online to try and get a replacement and update my contact info. It seems like it just keeps taking me back to applying all over again with a $75.00 fee as well. Any ideas on how to get around this?
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Post by greghopper on Jun 7, 2020 15:17:01 GMT -5
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Post by huntnandplumbn on Jun 7, 2020 20:01:19 GMT -5
This is the same spot I was using but the darn thing keeps reverting back to like it’s a new application. Tried to call but that department still isn’t open to answer questions. |
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Post by tenring on Jun 8, 2020 8:50:40 GMT -5
Years ago I went for the lifetime CCL, and thought about what would I do if I lost or couldn't find the darn thing. Decided to go to our local office supply store and see if I could have copies made. Blew the guys mind for a few minutes, and he said he would see what he could do. Got a phone call a couple of days later to come down and see what you think. Same type of paper the State used, exact duplicate, and I got four beautiful copies made. Signed all four and put them [along with the original] under plastic that I got at Wally World. Later asked a cop friend of mine to pick out the "real" license from the copies. He couldn't do it! Never have to worry about going through the PITA process of replacing a lost card, just open up a drawer and there's the back-ups. YMMV
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Post by steiny on Jun 8, 2020 12:29:13 GMT -5
Lost my wallet a while back as well as my lifetime carry permit. I’ve gone online to try and get a replacement and update my contact info. It seems like it just keeps taking me back to applying all over again with a $75.00 fee as well. Any ideas on how to get around this? Just went through the exact same problem. I got ahold of the state police and a gentleman was able to get me my license #. With that number I was easily able to apply for the replacement card. |
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Post by huntnandplumbn on Jun 8, 2020 12:39:48 GMT -5
Will try this and let everyone know what happens. Good deal.
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Post by mgderf on Jun 8, 2020 17:55:51 GMT -5
Luckily now you are not required to be in possession of the physical license to be legal to carry.
Years ago you were advised not to carry without a physical license to present to police upon request.
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Post by Woody Williams on Jun 8, 2020 18:40:16 GMT -5
Luckily now you are not required to be in possession of the physical license to be legal to carry. Years ago you were advised not to carry without a physical license to present to police upon request. That’s the way I understood it too. Can not the police run your name and determine if you have a permit? |
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Post by greghopper on Jun 8, 2020 19:08:16 GMT -5
Luckily now you are not required to be in possession of the physical license to be legal to carry. Years ago you were advised not to carry without a physical license to present to police upon request. That’s the way I understood it too. Can not the police run your name and determine if you have a permit? Pulls up with Driver License the way I understand it.. |
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Post by riverrat77 on Jun 8, 2020 19:28:28 GMT -5
This is the same spot I was using but the darn thing keeps reverting back to like it’s a new application. Tried to call but that department still isn’t open to answer questions. Keep calling someone will answer 😏I had the same situation and finally someone answered |
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Post by deadeer on Jun 8, 2020 20:11:27 GMT -5
That’s the way I understood it too. Can not the police run your name and determine if you have a permit? Pulls up with Driver License the way I understand it.. Yes. When I had my cop buddy do title checks and such, he always runs my info and I see it pop right up, lifetime carry permit. |
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Post by huntnandplumbn on Jun 8, 2020 20:25:53 GMT -5
Pulls up with Driver License the way I understand it.. Yes. When I had my cop buddy do title checks and such, he always runs my info and I see it pop right up, lifetime carry permit. So maybe I’m overthinking it? Sounds like it. |
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Post by deadeer on Jun 8, 2020 20:30:22 GMT -5
Yes. When I had my cop buddy do title checks and such, he always runs my info and I see it pop right up, lifetime carry permit. So maybe I’m overthinking it? Sounds like it. Put it in ask the CO section. Make a call to your local law enforcement. |
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Post by bullseye69 on Jun 8, 2020 22:05:30 GMT -5
My dad lost his and some how my BIL helped him get a copie of his old one. But it was a PITA.
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Post by huntnandplumbn on Jun 9, 2020 7:16:01 GMT -5
Posted to ask the CO. We will see....
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Post by huntnandplumbn on Jun 11, 2020 21:10:05 GMT -5
So to add too timing is everything in life... here was what Morrison posted The Indiana Statute does not require an individual to have the carry license on their person. However, if the resources available to the officer are limited or inaccurate, at the time of the encounter, the officer will deal with the issue and the burden of proving the person has a license shifts to the person claiming to have the license. Having a license with you is a matter of your convenience. It is recommended and encouraged for a person to have the license with them. So I had the opportunity to speak with a local officer on patrol by my bank. Asked him about my little dilemma and he was kind enough to run my license and see. He said nothing came up.  ??? But did provide me a phone number that actually worked. The firearms division ran my information and sure enough there it is. My lifetime carry permit number. She informed me that the officer has to run your information off of your last name followed by basic additional information and not directly from your license number!!! Which she said happens nearly all the time and it will not show up. In short it could’ve been a bad situation if I didn’t have the card on me. |
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Post by Russ Koon on Jul 1, 2020 10:35:53 GMT -5
Constitutional carry makes more sense all the time. Our state tries to make statism as palatable and reasonable as they can, but it's still statism, and ends up with more or less the same result, whether by intent or by the inevitable inefficiencies and ineptitude of governmental controls.
Not blaming the well-meaning civil servants who do their jobs in enforcing the regulations. We are taught almost from the cradle to obey the law and do what's necessary to maintain law and order. Questioning authority and resisting governmental authority over every aspect or our lives isn't taught in school or in most families.
Some of our leaders tried to forewarn us. Franklin wrote that those who would sacrifice essential liberty for the promise of temporary safety deserved neither liberty nor safety. And Jefferson wrote that the government that governs least, governs best.
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