If i got my permit in Home state.. and then I Moved To a different state.. how would i go about that.??
547151
you'll probably end up having to get a permit in your new state. I'd call your local License Bureau and ask to be sure.
1159734
That can be different from state to state.  I know that in one state (NY?) you had to get the job first--then you'd go for the permit, they'd give you a physical, and look at the kind of work you'd be doing.  That was several years ago, don't know if it's changed.  You can call your state employment office or the Teen Work Program.
742596
The answer above me is pretty accurate concerning changing your status.  You will want to change it to status "B."  And a driver's license is no longer available to visa holding immigrants, that law was just passed earlier in the year.  You must hold legal resident status.
742661
You moved. Every time you move you must fill out a Change of Address Card with the Post Office to continue getting your mail. Otherwise the mail gets sent back to the sender. So, do two things: go on line to \nhttps://moversguide.usps.com/?referral=USPS\nand fill out your change of address. \n\nThen directly notify  the party you get those letters from and let them know your new address. If they have a website you can contact them on line.
120105
moving to another state is almost ALWAYS the right decision. it will demand that you grow a little. and that's never bad! :)\n\nto reassure yourself... ask yourself before you go to sleep: should i go ahead with this move? or, am i making the right decision?\n\nask it outloud, and really focus on the question.\n\nthen go to sleep... when you wake up, don't get distracted with the alarm or the cellphone. let your mind drift until you remember your dreams. hopefully, your dreams will answer your question clearly and you can continue or change plans.\n\ntry it a few nights in a row if you're not convinced!\n\nour subconscious minds are powerful. deep down we know answers to many troubling questions. it's just a matter of tapping into the subconscious!
378883
By far, the best site for comparing the concealed weapon permit processes of the various states is: \n\nhttp://www.Packing.org\n\nIt will include requirements for training, background check standards, links to the enabling laws, a photo of a license for that state, lists of which states honor each others permits. There is also a forum for other questions and answers. \n\nKeep your muzzle in a safe direction!\n\nLeigh\nhttp://www.NWSafe.org
623159
I would start at with the state that’s right next to mine and go on from there are you can do it an alphabetical order just start at the place that you’ve always wondered the most about try some exciting so that you will want to go on another trip.
1083854
depends on if you have  the money to pay for the out of state tuition would be easier to get finacial aid /grant if you stayed in your home state
980620
An interstate agreement would not allow you to obtain a new license in any of the following states.\n\nMember States : Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky - Joined 8/96, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming
117967
If you have moved more than I like 50 miles away you can, you have to submit a bank statement or utilty bill showing your new address, if not, the best you can do is go in, say you wanna quit and pay the year off.  I know, its a load of nonsense they dont tell you when you sign up. Try bringing in homeless with your free passes, maybe they will let u quit.
1047885
It all depends on what state you live in and what type of gun permit you have. The states range from:\n\nVermont--which doesn't even issue such a thing as a "gun permit" because you don't need one to buy a gun or carry one openly or concealed.\n\nto:\n\nIllinios--which requires you to have a permit to own ANY type of gun, and doesn't allow you to get a permit to carry it in public openly or concealed.\n\nThe other states fall somewhere in between. Name your state, and I can help you more..
578436
Depends what state you want. Most of the time you can go on the gov't site for that state and there will be a link.
1130106
no, you have to get a permit to carry per state
1037321
get back to your country.\npossibilitys are better
605638
Get a laywer today!!! You need to ask them what your rights are in that state. If you get a good one, you should not have to travel down there. He can get you copies of everything you need and start procedings to get the people out of your house. If it were SC, I would recommend a good one. Good luck, wish I could do more.
252443
usually most states you need to live there at least a year and in that time you change your license to there state, get a job, register to vote.  If you are doing it for college you need to prove to the college that you have ties to the city and that you are not planning on moving back home after you graduate.  A lease will also help.  The minimum is usually a year and if it is for college they don't just take your word for it they want proof.
412122
Look on the internet for a cheap motel, best if they rent by the month or week.  Look into the YMCA.  Get a real good map of the new city.  Find the nearest bowling alley and go to the bar.  People in bowling alleys know all about their area and they're very helpful.  Just sit at the bar studying your map, or the classified ads on the newspaper.  Someone will ask you what you're looking for.  \n\nThen you have to go to the post office and get your mail forwarded, but its best to do that after you get a permanent place.  Eventually you'll have to change your drivers license.\n\nIt's best to have a cell phone.\n\nThat's about it!