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tariq_a   6

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Hi,

 

I am wondering if I apply for a concealed carry permit, would it be a problem in the future for ROC and Citizenship. I plan on getting a rifle too for hunting. I know 

in Washington LPR can apply for it and it legal to open carry.

 

Thanks

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I wouldn't have thought so. If it's legal for a LPR to apply for a gun, then why would it cause issues for ROC and naturalisation? I'd just make sure you're bidding by all the gun laws in your state as they can vary so drastically.

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tariq_a   6

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1 minute ago, 3rd said:

I wouldn't have thought so. If it's legal for a LPR to apply for a gun, then why would it cause issues for ROC and naturalisation? I'd just make sure you're bidding by all the gun laws in your state as they can vary so drastically.

I dont know. i just wanted to know if it would cause any issues. yes, I have been looking up the laws in Washington. 

 

Thanks for you response.

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Considering how strict the laws governing firearms are, a LPR wouldn't be able to purchase one unless it was completely fine to do so. It's all personal preference if you want one at this point. 

 

http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/questions/118/What+are+the+firearms+possession+rules+for+non-U.S.+citizens%3F

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tariq_a   6

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35 minutes ago, 3rd said:

Considering how strict the laws governing firearms are, a LPR wouldn't be able to purchase one unless it was completely fine to do so. It's all personal preference if you want one at this point. 

 

http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/questions/118/What+are+the+firearms+possession+rules+for+non-U.S.+citizens%3F

True! I appreciate your kind support. :)

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Case was Updated--> 06-19-2016

Packet 4 Received--> 08-07-2016

Interview --------------> 08-28-2016 (APPROVED) :dancing:

Visa Received--------> 09-03-2016

US Entry---------------> 10-01-2016

AOS mailed ----------> 10-20-2016

AOS NOA-------------> 10-21-2016

Biometrics-------------> 12-02-2016

AOS RFE--------------> 12-12-2016 (Tax return for 2015)

Responded to RFE--> 12-20-2016

USCIS Case Updated> 12-22-2016

 
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