Posted: 3/7/2010 10:38:19 AM EDT
| How many years is the training certificate good for??? I've heard 5 years and three years on the Warren County web sight. Thanks, Joe |
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How many years is the training certificate good for??? I've heard 5 years and three years on the Warren County web sight. Thanks, Joe Do you mean good before you get your CCW or good after you get it? From date on certificate. If getting a renewal. I waited more than 30 days and I have to reapply and my training is four years old. |
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It used to be 6 years, now it looks like they changed it to 3 years according to 2923.125
of the Ohio Revised Code (section 3) http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2923.125 |
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The initial issue of the Ohio CHL requires a "Competency Certificate" no more than three years old. Six years if the "Competency Certificate" is from military service. This certificate needs the 12 hours of training including range time.
For a CHL first renewal the original "Competency Certificate" is still good if the CHL has not lapsed. For a second and subsequent CHL renewal a "Renewed Competency Certificate" is required. There is no need for additional training to get an "Renewed Competency Certificate," merely a demonstration of skills by someone approved to issue the original "Competency Certificate." No training. No test. Demonstrate. But no one has yet reached the point of a second renewal of an Ohio CHL, nor will they for several years. The very first CHLs were granted in 2004, were good for 4 years, and expired in 2008. The renewal is good for 5 years, until 2013. The "Renewed Competency Certificate" requirement won't take effect until then. Expect a rash of "Renewed Competency Certificate" courses in early 2013. –– Chuck |
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The initial issue of the Ohio CHL requires a "Competency Certificate" no more than three years old. Six years if the "Competency Certificate" is from military service. This certificate needs the 12 hours of training including range time. For a CHL first renewal the original "Competency Certificate" is still good if the CHL has not lapsed. For a second and subsequent CHL renewal a "Renewed Competency Certificate" is required. There is no need for additional training to get an "Renewed Competency Certificate," merely a demonstration of skills by someone approved to issue the original "Competency Certificate." No training. No test. Demonstrate. But no one has yet reached the point of a second renewal of an Ohio CHL, nor will they for several years. The very first CHLs were granted in 2004, were good for 4 years, and expired in 2008. The renewal is good for 5 years, until 2013. The "Renewed Competency Certificate" requirement won't take effect until then. Expect a rash of "Renewed Competency Certificate" courses in early 2013. –– Chuck Now that is a good answer. |