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A Concealed Carry License

KRS 237.110 — issued by the State Police at twenty-one, valid for five years

  • The Department of Kentucky State Police issues a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon to an applicant who meets the listed criteria, including being twenty-one years of age or older.
  • Unless revoked or suspended, a license is valid for five years from the date of issuance.
  • At least 120 days before it expires, the State Police mail a notice and a renewal form; an expired license is void.
  • KRS 237.110
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  1. KRS 237.110 — License to carry concealed deadly weapon -- Criteria -- Training -- Paper or electronic application -- Issuance and denial of licenses -- Automated listing of license holders -- Suspension or revocation -- Renewal -- Prohibitions -- Reciprocity -- Reports -- Requirements for training classes

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