Texas HB1923 removes the requirement for applicants for a handgun license to provide fingerprints.
Texas HB1923 amends the Texas Government Code to remove the requirement for applicants for a handgun license to provide fingerprints. The bill modifies the application process by eliminating the need for fingerprint submission, while retaining other requirements such as photographs, proof of residency, and a nonrefundable application fee. The changes apply to applicants submitting their license applications on or after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.
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