Interested individuals can apply by mail or in person at eight regional offices across the state. Approved tax collectors’ offices began accepting applications in 2014. Appointments are required in FDACS Regional Offices; applicants should contact tax collectors directly to determine whether an appointment will be required in order to apply at an approved tax collector’s …
How long does it take to process my application
The state is allowed 90 days from the date of receiving a complete application to process the application and either issue a license or deny the application. An incomplete application (application not signed, unanswered questions, etc.), not submitting required supporting documents, illegible fingerprint submissions, or an applicant’s criminal history may result in extended processing times. …
Who can get a concealed weapon license
Requirements are outlined in state law. You must be a U.S. Citizen or legal resident alien and 21 years of age (service members as defined in Section 250.01, Florida Statutes, and honorably discharged veterans of the United States Armed Forces can apply at 18) and meet certain requirements regarding criminal history. Felons are not eligible.
What is a concealed weapon or firearm license
A concealed weapon or firearm license (CWL, also sometimes called a concealed/carry permit) allows individuals with valid licenses to carry weapons (as defined in Chapter 790, Florida Statutes) or firearms concealed on their persons.
