Can you get your concealed carry permit online in Kentucky?

They may apply online at kentuckystatepolice.org, click CCDW Online and follow the prompts. $50 will be paid online via debit or credit card and $20 to the sheriff’s office when the permit is picked up after background checks are completed.

Can you conceal carry in Kentucky without a permit?

Kentucky is now a permitless carry state so concealed carry is legal for anyone at least 21 years old who can legally possess a firearm without a license/permit. Those wanting to conceal carry out-of-state will still need to get a conceal carry license.

How long does it take to get CCW in KY?

The processing time for in person Kentucky CCDW applications is within 60 days but online applications are within 15 days.

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Where can I take concealed carry classes in Kentucky?

ConcealedCarry.com provides various NRA Firearm Training Classes and Kentucky certified Concealed Carry Classes. Our classes can help prepare students to apply for concealed weapon permits in the state of Kentucky. Our instructors are all certified by the state of Kentucky. Please view our CCW Class Schedule below.

What does the Kentucky State Police do with concealed weapons?

The Kentucky State Police was authorized by KRS 237.110 to issue and renew licenses to carry concealed firearms or other deadly weapons, or a combination thereof, to qualified persons.

Does my Kentucky driver’s license link to my concealed carry license?

Your Kentucky driver’s license is linked to your Kentucky concealed carry of deadly weapons license. Therefore, a law enforcement officer will be notified immediately that you are a concealed carry license holder if they run your driver’s license. “No Weapons Allowed” Signs Enforced? Are “No Weapons Allowed” signs enforced in Kentucky?

Can cities enforce a concealed carry ban in Kentucky?

Per the Kentucky Attorney General, cities can only enforce a concealed carry ban if there’s an ordinance that makes it illegal. Cities can’t prohibit open carry in those buildings. In addition, local governments cannot ban employees or other people from carrying guns outside any city-owned building.