How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
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How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
Mine expires this fall.
How early should the DPS website let me renew?
How early should the DPS website let me renew?
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
I believe its 6 months from the expiration date
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
Six months is the standard. Even if you don't receive a notification at the six-month date, you can initiate a renewal at that time. Mine expires late this year, so I'll be watching the calendar, as well, to assure to interruption...even though I also maintain a another state's reciprocal license.
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
I received a letter about 8 months out I think, then the site didn't give me the option to Rene until about 5 months out. I renewed last November, took about 7 work days to receive.. About 10 days over all.
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
I am just over 6 months out.
The DPS web site doesn't allow me to renew, yet.
The DPS web site doesn't allow me to renew, yet.
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
Mine renews in late August. The first of March, I got a notice and renewed on the web site. Three weeks later, new plastic.
Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
When I was up for renewal last time, somewhere I read 180 days ahead of expiration. Darned if I can find that now, but I haunted the DPS website until it let me start renewal, and that was just past the 180 day point.
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
6 months minus 4 days before my birthday. (176 days)
I've been checking the Texas.gov web site daily
I've been checking the Texas.gov web site daily
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Re: How early are you allowed to renew your Texas CHL?
You'll get a letter in the mail about a week or so inside the 6 month window. Well, I did.tomneal wrote:6 months minus 4 days before my birthday. (176 days)
I've been checking the Texas.gov web site daily
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