Reciprocal and Unilateral
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Re: Reciprocal and Unilateral
Is there anything we can do to incourage a reciprocal agreement or even a unilateral recognition of a particular state. I have an occasional need to travel to Maine and have held a CHL there, but Tx. and Me. don't recognise each other.
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Not sure what the issue is, but will bet if they haven't already done it, they won't. Usually, this is due to a difference in some requirement for the license to be issued.2farnorth wrote:Is there anything we can do to incourage a reciprocal agreement or even a unilateral recognition of a particular state. I have an occasional need to travel to Maine and have held a CHL there, but Tx. and Me. don't recognise each other.
Maine has non-resident permits. Could you maybe get a non-resident license or possibly if you old license date is not expired, convert it from a resident to non-resident?
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Had to return my Maine liscense to the Chief of Police of the town I lived in after I sold the house there and moved back to Texas in 2005. I may consider the non-resident set -up eventually. I don't remember a non resident being an option when I was up there. I usually only go there for a couple of weeks every 3 years now. Maybe by then something will work out.
There were not that many differences between the Maine liscense and the Texas one. But Maine only recognises 6 other states for some reason.
There were not that many differences between the Maine liscense and the Texas one. But Maine only recognises 6 other states for some reason.
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Re: Reciprocal and Unilateral
Non-Res IS an option. I had one (as Texas CHL) for several years, but gave it up when I never set foot there. Actually, I've never set foot there in my life though I lived in NY & RI for 7 years. I really would like to get to Maine. It looks like beautiful state. I like New England and "Down East" from what I have seen/heard.... Then again Corsica seemed cool on the History Channel...2farnorth wrote:Had to return my Maine liscense to the Chief of Police of the town I lived in after I sold the house there and moved back to Texas in 2005. I may consider the non-resident set -up eventually. I don't remember a non resident being an option when I was up there. I usually only go there for a couple of weeks every 3 years now. Maybe by then something will work out.
There were not that many differences between the Maine liscense and the Texas one. But Maine only recognises 6 other states for some reason.
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Texas could revoke all the unilateral agreements, so the residents of the other state would have an incentive to lobby their state government to enter into a reciprocal agreement with Texas.2farnorth wrote:Is there anything we can do to incourage a reciprocal agreement
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