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Guest devonjevon

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Do you have to carry your carry permit at all times you carry your weapon?

Cant the police just run your number and get it if he dont believe you?

wont they run it anyway?

Now why am I really asking these questions.

Well the phone call worked an i will be issued a permit in 7-10 days.

So if i get pulled over right now will the police know i have a concealled permit if they run my number. And If so why cant i carry right now and tell them i have a permit and run my number if they dont believe me?

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Guest Jcochran88

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Yes, if you are carrying, your HCP must be on your person.

What he said.

Guest canynracer

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You have to be able to produce it on demand/request of the officer.

If you get caught driving without a license on you..what happens?

Guest nraforlife

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Yes, if you are carrying, your HCP must be on your person.

Why I have 4. They are only $5 for a duplicate. One in wallet, one in glove box of my car, one in glove box of wife's car and one that I drop in the pants pocket when I don't carry my wallet.

cadillacdude1975 Established Contributor

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it is the LAW. you must be able to produce upon demand of LEO your TN Handgun Carry Permit. if you want the actual code, im sure someone will post that up for you, but it is the law.

Guest crotalus01

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Well, I have been stopped without my DL, I know the number by heart, gave them the number and it was no problem (cool cop, stolen wallet I hadnt had time to get a replacement license).

I would not carry without my HCP, I think the cops wouldnt just see that as "no big deal" regardless of the circumstances or how cool the cop would be under normal circumstances.

Raoul Postus Maximus

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(n) (1) Except as provided in subdivision (n)(2), a permit issued pursuant to this section shall be good for four (4) years and shall entitle the permit holder to carry any handgun or handguns that the permit holder legally owns or possesses. The permit holder shall have the permit in the holder's immediate possession at all times when carrying a handgun and shall display the permit on demand of a law enforcement officer.

It is what it is.

Fallguy Postus Maximus

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I'm not sure a LEO would take carry without your HCP as lightly as he may driving without your DL. Even if he can check the status by running the number.

Some may, most may, but all it would take is one that wouldn't.

S&WForty Established Contributor

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Why I have 4. They are only $5 for a duplicate. One in wallet, one in glove box of my car, one in glove box of wife's car and one that I drop in the pants pocket when I don't carry my wallet.

Can you order a duplicate at any time, or must it be ordered when you are getting one issued the first time or during the renewal process?

Guest cjr

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Why I have 4. They are only $5 for a duplicate. One in wallet, one in glove box of my car, one in glove box of wife's car and one that I drop in the pants pocket when I don't carry my wallet.

Really,

Do I have to fill out forms at DMV or how does this work?

I would like one for every vehicle and boat.

K191145 Prolific Contributor

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I made a photo copy of my DL and HCP and hid it in my truck in case I ever lost my wallet. I'm sure that's not offically legal but maybe a LEO would cut me some slack. Also I know the reciept of a renewal on your HCP can be used while waiting for your card.

Probably better to get a duplicate.

Guest LieutenantDan67

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From that page:

To Receive a Duplicate Handgun Carry Permit

  • You will need to complete an application. To receive an application by mail call (615) 251-8590.
  • Complete and sign your application. Mail the application, CERTIFIED PROOF of U.S. Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Residency (no photocopies; documents will NOT be returned) and the $5.00 fee payable by check or money order to the following address:
  • Tennessee Department of Safety
    Handgun Permit Office
    1150 Foster Ave.
    Nashville, TN 37243-1000

Do you seriously need to mail in a certified copy of your birth certificate, etc just for a duplicate? And you WON'T get it back? :D

Guest bkelm18

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Do you seriously need to mail in a certified copy of your birth certificate, etc just for a duplicate? And you WON'T get it back? :D

If its not already on file, then yes. Or you can just go to your local place and they will just scan your birth certificate and hand it back to you.

Fallguy Postus Maximus

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Do you seriously need to mail in a certified copy of your birth certificate, etc just for a duplicate? And you WON'T get it back? :D
If its not already on file, then yes. Or you can just go to your local place and they will just scan your birth certificate and hand it back to you.

Correct.

If you have applied for a HCP or renewed since 2005 it should be on file.

I have heard of some sending in their birth certificate and getting it back, but not sure I'd want to bank on that.

Guest bhoneycutt

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What everyone else said not to mention 7 -14 days could have been something to just make you happy and get you off their backs. I have read in the past people calling after the 14 days and them tell them another 7 -14 days. Basically I wouldn't trust it being issued until I was holding it in my hand.

Guest TargetShooter84

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So I can go to my local DMV and just hand them my birth certificate and they'll scan it and print me up duplicates on the spot after paying the fee, right?

Oh Shoot Postus Maximus

Oh Shoot

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So I can go to my local DMV and just hand them my birth certificate and they'll scan it and print me up duplicates on the spot after paying the fee, right?

Nope.

Wait to be printed and sent from Nashville.

How long?

Who knows.

- OS

Guest TargetShooter84

Guest TargetShooter84

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Nope.

Wait to be printed and sent from Nashville.

How long?

Who knows.

- OS

Thought they wouldn't have a problem with it since I already have an HCP and am on file....

Oh Shoot Postus Maximus

Oh Shoot

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Thought they wouldn't have a problem with it since I already have an HCP and am on file....

No problem at all...I'm sure you'll get duplicate within 90 days.

Or not, if it's as slow as a renewal, which often takes OVER 3 months. :D

(I don't really know how long it will take, but I'd expect the worst).

- OS

Fallguy Postus Maximus

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Thought they wouldn't have a problem with it since I already have an HCP and am on file....

I don't think they are able to (computer system won't let them) at the local office, even if they wanted to.

Other than duplicates, which aren't that many I'd guess, they'd not even have a need to print them locally since new and renewal appilcations have to go to the HCP office in Nashville.

Guest Jcochran88

Guest Jcochran88

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Been waiting on a duplicate for over 2 months now. Who knows when it will come.

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