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vhjl in Jacksonville, Florida 39 months ago |
It take me being with ur wife!!!lolhahahah |
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keithpix in North Versailles, Pennsylvania 36 months ago |
You need more than just a permit to carry. In PA you are required to take a pshycological and physical exam. You need a background check and fingerprints and also must take and pass the PA act 235 certification program. A license to carry is not valid to carry a firearm while on the job. |
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rivera1972j in Pennsauken, New Jersey 30 months ago |
John in Clintondale, New York said: I have a full-carry in NY and got afull-carry in Pa go to the local sheriffs office and fill out the application I did it was no problem but I live in NY,then in PA to work security you need a class called article 235? i would like to know how u got a permit to carry in nj. what u have is a permit to buy a gun in nj and u can go to a range to practice , be carrefull that one day u dont get stop and they find that gun in your posession, u will be in a lot of trouble. t work in pa its call Act 235 and if u get a job in nj as an rmored they help u get a license from nj but is only when u are working. get the fact before u get in trouble |
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OIFvet0809 in Somerset, New Jersey 28 months ago |
Rivera1972 You are 100% wrong there are 2 carry permits in PA one is ACT 235 which allows you to carry it at work and the other is a Normal CCW permit. Anyone can get a carry permit in NJ but you will have to know a judge to get one. NY is another place you can get a permit to carry very easly unless you live in NYC then you will have problems to carry in NYC. I have a permit to carry in PA,NY FL and 31 other states. but I also have a 50 state carry permit which is also Known as HR 218 or LEOSA. |
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cohen pa in Elverson, Pennsylvania 24 months ago |
How and where did you get a 50 state permit? |
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OIFvet0809 in Somerset, New Jersey 24 months ago |
cohen pa in Elverson, Pennsylvania said: How and where did you get a 50 state permit? To fall under HR 218 also known as LEOSA you have to be either a retired police officer or currently working as a police officer and have to have your badge and department ID card on you and you can not have had any kind OF IA investgations also you have to contact the police departments where you will be travling. also with HR 218 you CAN NOT use it for anything other than self defense you CAN NOT use it any other way. you don't have powers to arrest in any other state or outside of you police agency area. and its 50 states you can not carry in or near washington DC even if you are a police officer. you can not carry onboard aircraft with out being on official business. the state of FL CCW permit is valid in 34 states but be advised that a few of those states will not honor FL ccw permit if you are a non resident of florida. PA and FL have reciproity agreements. |
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Mike 219 in New York, New York 24 months ago |
How do I get a carry permit to work in NYC? I called 1 police plaza and they are telling me i need to be employed by a company in order to get it. and the company is telling me i need to already have the carry permit. I mean HELLOOO !! im stuck its sad thay you need more then just your NYS armed guard license which i have. |
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OIFvet0809 in Somerset, New Jersey 24 months ago |
NY City is the hardest to get a carry permit but I will check on it and get back to you on the process to get a NYS carry permit |
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Michcop in Hadley, Michigan 23 months ago |
OIFvet0809 in Somerset, New Jersey said: you can not carry in or near washington DC even if you are a police officer. Not true, LEOSA applies even in DC. Hopefully someday soon it will apply to all law abiding citizens as well- Chicago, DC, and many other places where people have felt defenseless for years. |
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Christopher in Brooklyn, New York 18 months ago |
Mike 219 in New York, New York said: How do I get a carry permit to work in NYC? I called 1 police plaza and they are telling me i need to be employed by a company in order to get it. and the company is telling me i need to already have the carry permit. I mean HELLOOO !! im stuck its sad thay you need more then just your NYS armed guard license which i have. Same here Mike. Jumped the hoops for the premise and NYS Armed but cannot get work due to full carry requirements. Had any luck since you posted this? |
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mike219 in New York, New York 18 months ago |
Christopher in Brooklyn, New York said: Same here Mike. Jumped the hoops for the premise and NYS Armed but cannot get work due to full carry requirements. Had any luck since you posted this? No luck at all in fact I gave up lol. I got a regular 9 to 5 job now. All that money down the drain. PEOPLE AVOID FIRST SECURITY AND JOB PLACEMENT in Manhattan new York they are SCAMMERS. Promise you the world and sell you dreams of being an armed guard. Good luck to all of you. |
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xx AG xx in Allentown, Pennsylvania 16 months ago |
OIFvet0809 in Somerset, New Jersey said: Rivera1972 You are 100% wrong there are 2 carry permits in PA one is ACT 235 which allows you to carry it at work and the other is a Normal CCW permit. Anyone can get a carry permit in NJ but you will have to know a judge to get one. NY is another place you can get a permit to carry very easly unless you live in NYC then you will have problems to carry in NYC. I have a permit to carry in PA,NY FL and 31 other states. but I also have a 50 state carry permit which is also Known as HR 218 or LEOSA. I would not consider the "Act 235" a carry permit, it is a certification course.
Also, PA does not have a carry permit, we have a License To Carry a Firearm "LTCF". I have my LTCF and I am also a Certified Agent (Act 235 certified). AG |
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xx AG xx in Allentown, Pennsylvania 16 months ago |
OIFvet0809 in Somerset, New Jersey said: NY City is the hardest to get a carry permit but I will check on it and get back to you on the process to get a NYS carry permit Before I movd out of NYC, I tried getting a carry permit in NYC. I spoke to someone at 1 Police Plaza and was told that I can get a permit to keep it at home and that I had to pay like $600-$800, but was told straight out that most people in the city would not be able to get a license to carry there. You basically have to have money or know some one influential to get the carry permit there, which is ridiculous. |
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OIFvet0809 in Norristown, Pennsylvania 16 months ago |
I may have got the type wrong but in terms act 235 is a "Carry Permit" for work only and LTCF is a CCW permit just a different name i wasn't trying to be politcaly correct. |
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328 in Woodbury, New Jersey 15 months ago |
As a retired NJ officer in good standing with a retired permit to carry in NJ, do I need a 235 card to work security in PA? I was told I was OK with HR218. In reading the PA State Police website, retired officers (no state specified) just do the renewal part of 235, but it also says in another FAQ that no out of state accepted (does that mean law enforcement too?). |
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Bud in Morgantown, Pennsylvania 15 months ago |
Yes you must have a act235 to work in security in pa. Your carry permit won't do. As far as getting an act235 living in N.J. I don't know but I can find out for you if you like. |
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OIFvet0809 in Norristown, Pennsylvania 15 months ago |
Yes you need the act 235 card to work in pa. it very easy to obtain but a little costly as far as I am understanding you do not need to do the training but I think you have so many years from retirement to get it without needing the training. also in NJ you do not need a carry permit if you are a retired police officer as long as you have your ID card and badge you are good. alot of police officers are not very versed in the HR218 (LEOSA). your best bet would be to contact the PA state police and ask they will know more than what is on the website. yes you can live in NJ and have a ACT 235 I got mine while I lived in NJ all you need to do is go to the website download the paperwork fill it out bring it to a PSP station get fingerprinted turn in 2 passport photos and the required fees then make the appointments for the physic and physical and the fees for that and the best place is the philly arch and gun club in philly. |
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shamarc2006 in Fanwood, New Jersey 9 months ago |
can i used my act 235 to work in nj as arm security???? |
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TL in Warminster, Pennsylvania 9 months ago |
328 in Paulsboro, New Jersey said: OK THANKS!!! In Pennsylvania if you're already Act 120 certified then you can get a waiver for the Act 235's 40 hour course but you are still required to take a physical (a hearing an vision exam), a 300 question personality test and a short interview with a psychologist. |
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Joe in Woodbury, New Jersey 3 months ago |
OIFvet0809 in Norristown, Pennsylvania said: Yes you need the act 235 card to work in pa. it very easy to obtain but a little costly as far as I am understanding you do not need to do the training but I think you have so many years from retirement to get it without needing the training. also in NJ you do not need a carry permit if you are a retired police officer as long as you have your ID card and badge you are good. alot of police officers are not very versed in the HR218 (LEOSA). your best bet would be to contact the PA state police and ask they will know more than what is on the website. yes you can live in NJ and have a ACT 235 I got mine while I lived in NJ all you need to do is go to the website download the paperwork fill it out bring it to a PSP station get fingerprinted turn in 2 passport photos and the required fees then make the appointments for the physic and physical and the fees for that and the best place is the philly arch and gun club in philly. I am a retired Jersey Trooper and have my retired ID and badge, but I was still required to apply for a retired police officer's permit to carry a handgun, and must renew the application annually. Two qualification shoots must be done during the year, at least four months apart. |
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don 300 in Bronx, New York 1 month ago |
you cant get a nyc permit only if police officer for the city of ny it crazy |
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