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Ohio Sheriff Offices
When applying for your license you need to apply at a county sheriff
office that is in the Ohio county that you live or an adjacent
county.
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Ohio Attorney General
Ohio Concealed Carry Law
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Steps to obtain an Ohio Concealed Handgun License: 1. Verify that you are eligible to apply for the license. See "Who can apply for a license?" by clicking HERE. 2. Register and attend our concealed carry class. This will get you a Certificate of Competency, a copy of the Ohioattorney general's CCW law pamphlet, and the application. 3. Review the Ohio Attorney General's pamphlet on Ohio Concealed Carry Laws. 4. Call the sheriff's office in your county or an adjoining county to schedule a concealed carry license appointment. 5. Bring your filled out application, course completion certificate, a passport sized photo, a photo ID, and the license fee to your appointment. They will take a new picture for your concealed handgun license and you will be fingerprinted at the appointment. It typically takes a few days to a few weeks after your appointment for the sheriff to process your paperwork and to print your concealed handgun license. Do not bring a firearm when applying for or picking up your concealed handgun license. You don't have a CHL to conceal carry until after you physically have the license in your hand. The license is designed similar to a driver's license. |
Self Defense Insurance
Ohio Concealed
Carry Defense Services
Armed
Citizens' Legal Defense Network
Organizations that Defend Firearm Rights
Organizations that sponsor Firearm activities IPSC - International Practical Shooting Confederation NSSF - National Shooting Sports Foundation
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If you would like to help spread the word about Northeast Ohio Concealed
Carry and help others save money on training, Here
is a flyer that you can use to put on bulletin boards.
Please only post the flyer legally.
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