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18 Μαρ 2014 · The Alaska Concealed Handgun Permit (ACHP) is only available to Alaska residents who choose to obtain a concealed carry permit. The Department of Public Safety works with other states to establish reciprocal agreements to recognize and honor the ACHP in those other states.
- Renewal
A non‐refundable renewal application fee of $25 (or $50 if...
- Reciprocity
Alaska Statute (AS) 18.65.748 states that a person holding a...
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To obtain a new Alaska Concealed Handgun Permit: Before...
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Inalaska - Alaska Concealed Handguns
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Outside of Alaska - Alaska Concealed Handguns
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The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is the state agency...
- NICS Exempt Concealed Handgun Permit Supplement Form 12-299-89
application for a concealed handgun permit that the...
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Securityguard - Alaska Concealed Handguns
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You must apply IN PERSON for a concealed handgun permit at an office of the Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, or a municipal police department authorized to accept Alaska concealed handgun permit applications.
To obtain a new Alaska Concealed Handgun Permit: Before applying for an ACHP, please read Alaska Statutes 18.65.700 through 18.65.790 and Alaska Regulations 13 AAC 30.010 through 13 AAC 30.900 and ensure you meet all the qualifications and requirements. Your signature on the application affirms you understand these laws.
18 Φεβ 2024 · To register a firearm in Alaska, you must submit a Concealed Handgun Permit application to the Alaska State Troopers, which includes a background check. Once approved, you will receive a permit, and your firearm will be registered.
Cost of Getting a License in Alaska. The cost of a new Alaska pistol permit is eighty-seven dollars. For renewals made within the required ninety-day period, the cost is twenty-five dollars. For renewals made within the 60-day grace after the permit has expired, the cost is $50.00.
The Alaska Concealed Handgun Permit (ACHP) is only available to Alaska residents who choose to obtain a concealed carry permit. The Department of Public Safety works with other states to establish reciprocal agreements to recognize and honor the ACHP in those other states.
Be at least 21 years old. Complete a state-approved handgun training course. Submit an application to the Alaska State Troopers. Pass a background check and meet all other eligibility requirements. Pay the required fees and wait for the permit to be issued. The Alaska CHP is valid for five years and must be renewed to remain active.
