you need a concealed carry permit to own a gun in florida.
you need a concealed carry permit to own a gun in florida.
do you need a permit or license to own a gun in florida?
concealed carry permit
concealed carry is legal in most jurisdictions of the united states. a handful of states and jurisdictions severely restrict or ban it, but all jurisdictions make provision for legal concealed carry via a permit or license, or via constitutional carry. illinois was the last state to pass a law allowing for concealed carry, with license applications available on january 5, 2014. most states that require a permit have "shall-issue" statutes, and if a person meets the requirements to obtain a permit, the issuing authority (typically, a state law enforcement office such as the state police) must issue one, with no discretionary power given. california, new jersey, new york, maryland, delaware, connecticut, massachusetts have "may-issue" statutes and may (or may not) issue permits to carry if a person meets the requirements to obtain one. furthermore, in most states obtaining the permit is required to bring a weapon into public, (i.e. shopping center). if the gun remains in one's vehicle but is not on said person's property, a permit is required in places like new jersey. however, in massachusetts, new york, and california, the issuance of the permit is dependent on county. it is generally seen that in those states, the issuing is permissive in rural and certain urban and suburban counties but generally restrictive in places like boston, new york city, and san francisco. states with may-issue statutes typically allow authorities (usually, the county sheriff or police chief in the jurisdiction) to issue permits based upon a demonstrated need, such as a job requiring the transport of large sums of money. retired police officers, judges, and federal agents also may cite a need based on personal security. in practice, the subjective element means that rural jurisdictions typically award many more carry permits than urban ones, including states such as illinois and california.
concealed carry
after a legally defined period of driving supervised with a permit, usually between six and twelve months, and upon reaching the requisite age, the holder of a learner's permit can apply for a provisional license. obtaining a provisional license allows certain restrictions to be lifted from the driver, such as the times that they are allowed to drive, and the number of people allowed in the car.









































some states require the permit holder to document specific hours of driving under the permit before qualifying for an intermediate license, such as fifty hours of practice.









































section::::united states.:intermediate license.
learner's permit