Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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How can a non-resident apply for a Florida CWFL?

They cannot apply
By establishing legal residency
Through a special application process for non-residents
By submitting the same application as residents

The correct answer is: By submitting the same application as residents

Non-residents can apply for a Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) by submitting the same application as residents. This means they follow the same procedure and requirements as Florida residents do when applying for a CWFL. This includes completing the application form, meeting the eligibility criteria, submitting fingerprints, undergoing a background check, and completing any required training. By choosing this option, non-residents can legally obtain a CWFL in Florida. Options A, B, and C are incorrect: A. They cannot apply - This option is not correct as non-residents are allowed to apply for a Florida CWFL by submitting the same application as residents. B. By establishing legal residency - Non-residents do not need to establish legal residency in Florida in order to apply for a CWFL. They can apply using the same application as residents. C. Through a special application process for non-residents - While non-residents do need to follow a specific process to apply for a CWFL in Florida, this process does not differ significantly from the process that residents follow. Non-residents do not need a special application process distinct from that of residents.