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CHP question

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Harryhood

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I got my CHP in the mail yesterday my girlfriend called to tell me i got something from the clerk of courts and I told her to open it she told me what it was and i asked her to go get it laminated well when I got home I looked at it and apparently i needed to sign it but now i cannot because of the laminate. does anyone know if this is a problem? and if so do I need to reapply or call the clerk or what?
 
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rlh2005

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IANAL

You should be ok. I've heard of similar stories in VA with positive outcomes. Call the clerk's office and explain what happened.

I personally wouldn't carry concealed until you it's straightened out. You don't want any potential issues.
 
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sitedzn

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maybe use a sharpie in the meantime? it won't be on the paper, but it should be permanent.
 
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TEX1N

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nakedshoplifter wrote:
The clerk will replace it for a nominal fee (like 10 dollars).
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My brother had to do this (because of a stolen/lost wallet) and it was not a problem. He went in to the clerk's officer and they gave him a certified copy of his permit, which looks just like the original. (I think it also cost him $10.) I would also recommend against carrying on your current permit until you get everything straightened out. Although, there is always open carry!
 
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