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Concealed pistol application kits are provided during normal business hours by the following:
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County sheriffs
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Local police agencies
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County clerks
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Concealed pistol application kits are free of charge to individuals who wish to apply for a license to carry a concealed pistol.
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Concealed pistol application kit includes the following:
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Written procedure to obtain a concealed pistol permit
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Application form
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Written procedure to appeal and the appeal process form if denied a concealed pistol permit
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Reference numbers for
current pistol safety training entities
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Processing Application
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Applicant files their application with the county clerk in the county in which
the individual resides. This must include: (1) a copy of the certificate of completion of the
pistol safety training course, and (2) a passport quality photograph.
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Applicant pays a fee of
$105 to the county clerk at time of filing.
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Applicant receives a
receipt for payment.
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Applicant provides receipt
and has fingerprints taken by sheriff department or a
local law enforcement agency. However, the local agency
may charge an additional $15 for the taking of the
fingerprints. Some sheriff departments participate with
a vendor to provide applicant finger printing. There is
no additional charge for this service.
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Sheriff department or local police agency forwards
fingerprints to the Michigan State Police for
processing.
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Once county gun board
receives the fingerprint comparison report, they will
issue or deny the license within 45 days.
Concealed Pistol Permit Renewal Information
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A license to carry
a concealed pistol is valid until the
applicant's date of birth that falls not less
than four years or more than five years after
the license is issued.
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An application is
considered a renewal if the applicant has
received a concealed pistol license under
compliance of the training requirements set
forth in the Act after July 1, 2001.
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A CCW license is
renewed in the same manner as the original
license (see Application
Information).
The cost for a renewal license is $105.
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Beginning January 1, 2007, an applicant who is
applying for a renewal of a license is not
required to have fingerprints taken again if the
applicant's fingerprints have been submitted to
and maintained by the Department of State Police
for on-going comparison with the automated
fingerprint comparison system. The Department
of State Police began storing applicant
fingerprints on January 1, 2006. Therefore, an
applicant is not exempt from this requirement
unless the last time fingerprints were submitted
was after January 1, 2006.
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For an individual
licensed after July 1, 2001, and subsequently
applying for a renewal:
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Pistol safety
training course is not required
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Applicant
shall present a statement signed by the
applicant certifying that he/she has:
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