Minnesota SF576 proposes to make firearm carry permits valid indefinitely.
Minnesota SF576 amends state statutes to make firearm carry permits valid indefinitely. The bill modifies the permit card to state that the permit does not expire. It also changes the application process to require only basic personal information and proof of training. The bill mandates that sheriffs purge records of non-current permit holders annually, except for those with denied or revoked permits. It sets a maximum fee for processing applications and renewals.
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