If you are a member and you go to a state that does not have USCCA coverage, do you still get covered? Do you still get assistance? Say I was living in Montana and I am a member and I go to Seattle for some crazy reason, and I get into an altercation of unpreventable events except for going to Seattle in the first place, Do I still get assistance?
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Yes, your coverage travels with you. Insert usual not a lawyer disclaimer yada, yada, yada. Then add that the crisis team makes the final call on your self defense.
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Your USCCA membership is there to assist you in any US state - with attorneys local to that state (including if you choose the attorney.)
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Any legal self defense, any legal weapon of opportunity anywhere in the USA and Territories.
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So, what I am getting at is if I use a Montana address and I live in Washington State will I still be covered?
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While Seattle does have some scenery and nearby mountains, water… but…
Going to Seattle? I did not think USCCA provided mental health evaluations
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I stay as far away from Seattle as possible. Looking for a house for sale in Montana.
Montana and that area has a robust real estate market now, and that includes South Dakota, which is a good place also… they do not tax your retirement.
I knew you would avoid Seattle, since it is a hypothetical.
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