Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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When must you inform a police officer that you are carrying a concealed weapon in Florida?

Only if you are asked
Only during traffic stops
Immediately upon contact
Never

The correct answer is: Immediately upon contact

If you are carrying a concealed weapon in Florida and come into any type of contact with a police officer, you are required by law to immediately inform the officer. This means that you should tell the police officer as soon as they approach you, whether it is during a traffic stop or if they ask you directly. Option A is incorrect because you are still required to inform the officer even if they do not ask. Option B is incorrect because it implies that you only need to inform the officer during traffic stops, while in reality you must do so at any point of contact. Option D is incorrect because it is against the law to not inform the officer when you are carrying a concealed weapon.