Is my PA LTCF still good I moved to Ohio and obtained the OH CHL?

I recently moved to Ohio from PA and obtained my CHL. Is my PA LTCF still valid? I know PA amended their law to get around the Florida Loophole to by requiring citizens of PA who want a non-resident permit in one state to have obtained the license in PA. I believe the OH permit is superior to the PA permit, but I do not know if my PA permit is considered invalid since moving or good for until it expires.

Has anyone had a related experience?

I have not found an answer on several or more PA sites. I suggest you contact the PA AGs office or the Sheriff’s office where you obtained your license.

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According to the Pennsylvania State Police, the license to carry in PA is valid until it expires, or is revoked because of a felony conviction.

You can get an out of state PA permit if you have your resident state license.

I agree with calling the Sheriffs office and asking them. I’ve always found them to be very reasonable to work with.

My guess (and only a guess) is that since you now have OH, it’s probably just an address change.

https://yorkcountypa.gov/1009/License-to-Carry

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When I called the PA State Police I asked that question. Even though the old address is on there, the license is valid. Thought that was weird too, but, so be it.

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Yes I just called the delco sherrif and they said the same thing.

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I’m not familiar with this. What did they change and why?

A few years ago. If you got denied in PA you could apply for a non resident FL which was reciprocated in PA. So now if your a resident of PA, you can ony have an out of state no resident so long as you had a resident PA.