application questions
application questions
I will be applying for a consealed carry permit, I printed out the application and filled it out, it mentions having fingerprints done for first time applications, is there a specific place I need to get those done? I am living in Chesapeake. Any help would be appreciated. As far as everything else I think its pretty self exlanitory.
Re: application questions
It depends on your county of residence. In Spotsylvania County no fingerprints are required for a CHP. If your courthouse won't do your fingerprints, the local PD should, though you may need to provide your own fingerprint cards. I'm not sure where to get those.
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Re: application questions
It usually is the Sheriffs office, which usually isn't far from the courthouse.
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Re: application questions
In Chesapeake it is done at the police station, Here is a copy of District Court instructions for Chesapeake,..
Note Item #2
Circuit Court Clerk
Procedure for Processing Hand Gun Permits
Requirements & Procedure
MUST BE A RESIDENT OF CHESAPEAKE
21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER
AND
HAVE A PREVIOUS VIRGINIA PERMIT
OR
PROOF OF HANDGUN SAFETY COURSE
OR
VALID VIRGINIA HUNTING LICENSE
OR
PROOF OF SERVICE IN THE MILITARY
Fees & Costs
$50.00 Fee - Check or Cash
Make checks payable to CHESAPEAKE CIRCUIT COURT
Apply between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
1.Bring the completed application to the Chesapeake Circuit Court Clerk’s Office.
(The application is available Forms on the Virginia State Police Forms & Publications website.)
2.Once the application is verified by a deputy clerk and payment is made, you will then carry the application to the Chesapeake Police Department for purpose of a background check.If this is your first permit or your current permit has expired you will need to submit to fingerprinting at the Police Department.
3.Please provide an additional sheet with the past 5-year history of your residence as well as a local daytime phone number or email address. Upon approval of the application you will be notified by email or phone that your permit is ready to be picked up in the Chesapeake Circuit Court Clerk’s Office. You must bring proper identification to pick up your permit. You may NOT send anyone to pick up the completed permit.
4.Proof of residency is a DMV issued ID with your Chesapeake address on it. In the instance you do not meet the accepted proof of residency, we will also accept a current power/natural gas bill (in your name), DMV registration, personal property tax bill, an unexpired lease or the DMV issued change of address card.
5.Application fee is nonrefundable.
PERMIT IS VALID FOR 5 YEARS
NOTE: For renewals, apply 45 days BEFORE expiration date.
*Out-of-state applicants must apply with State Police.
VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
Links & Resources
HANDGUN PERMIT Application
Resident Concealed Handgun Permits
Non-Resident Concealed Handgun Permits
Firearms/Concealed Handguns FAQS
*OUT-OF-STATE APPLICANTS APPLY WITH STATE POLICE*
Any other questions, refer to the CODE OF VIRGINIA 18.2-308,
which can be found in the City libraries.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Faye W. Mitchell, Clerk
Chesapeake Circuit Court
Note Item #2
Circuit Court Clerk
Procedure for Processing Hand Gun Permits
Requirements & Procedure
MUST BE A RESIDENT OF CHESAPEAKE
21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER
AND
HAVE A PREVIOUS VIRGINIA PERMIT
OR
PROOF OF HANDGUN SAFETY COURSE
OR
VALID VIRGINIA HUNTING LICENSE
OR
PROOF OF SERVICE IN THE MILITARY
Fees & Costs
$50.00 Fee - Check or Cash
Make checks payable to CHESAPEAKE CIRCUIT COURT
Apply between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
1.Bring the completed application to the Chesapeake Circuit Court Clerk’s Office.
(The application is available Forms on the Virginia State Police Forms & Publications website.)
2.Once the application is verified by a deputy clerk and payment is made, you will then carry the application to the Chesapeake Police Department for purpose of a background check.If this is your first permit or your current permit has expired you will need to submit to fingerprinting at the Police Department.
3.Please provide an additional sheet with the past 5-year history of your residence as well as a local daytime phone number or email address. Upon approval of the application you will be notified by email or phone that your permit is ready to be picked up in the Chesapeake Circuit Court Clerk’s Office. You must bring proper identification to pick up your permit. You may NOT send anyone to pick up the completed permit.
4.Proof of residency is a DMV issued ID with your Chesapeake address on it. In the instance you do not meet the accepted proof of residency, we will also accept a current power/natural gas bill (in your name), DMV registration, personal property tax bill, an unexpired lease or the DMV issued change of address card.
5.Application fee is nonrefundable.
PERMIT IS VALID FOR 5 YEARS
NOTE: For renewals, apply 45 days BEFORE expiration date.
*Out-of-state applicants must apply with State Police.
VIRGINIA STATE POLICE
Links & Resources
HANDGUN PERMIT Application
Resident Concealed Handgun Permits
Non-Resident Concealed Handgun Permits
Firearms/Concealed Handguns FAQS
*OUT-OF-STATE APPLICANTS APPLY WITH STATE POLICE*
Any other questions, refer to the CODE OF VIRGINIA 18.2-308,
which can be found in the City libraries.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Faye W. Mitchell, Clerk
Chesapeake Circuit Court
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Re: application questions
Sotiris wrote:It depends on your county of residence. In Spotsylvania County no fingerprints are required for a CHP. If your courthouse won't do your fingerprints, the local PD should, though you may need to provide your own fingerprint cards. I'm not sure where to get those.
what kind of police station doesn't have print cards?
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Re: application questions
Most fingerprinting these days is done on a machine instead of the old pads and cards.
Re: application questions
thanks VBshooter, good information.
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Re: application questions
but that machine (live scan) still uses the cards.OakRidgeStars wrote:Most fingerprinting these days is done on a machine instead of the old pads and cards.

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Re: application questions
That's weird, I thought you weren't required to have fingerprints anymore? PWC I mailed in my paperwork, had to talk to someone and fax a copy of my passport since I was born overseas, and got my permit two weeks later, four weeks total. I used a hunter education certificate for my proof of competency.
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Re: application questions
jrswanson1 wrote:That's weird, I thought you weren't required to have fingerprints anymore? PWC I mailed in my paperwork, had to talk to someone and fax a copy of my passport since I was born overseas, and got my permit two weeks later, four weeks total. I used a hunter education certificate for my proof of competency.
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It's up to the individual localities....not required by state law.
See Line 112 VA SB334
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