Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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Which of these is a qualifying factor for obtaining a Florida CWFL?

Completion of a firearm safety course
A valid driver's license
A recommendation from a current CWFL holder
Being a Florida resident for at least 10 years

The correct answer is: Completion of a firearm safety course

Completion of a firearm safety course is a qualifying factor for obtaining a Florida CWFL because it is a mandatory requirement set by the state. By completing a firearm safety course, applicants demonstrate that they have the necessary knowledge and skills to handle firearms safely. This requirement is in place to ensure that individuals who wish to carry a concealed weapon or firearm are trained in proper gun safety and handling procedures. The other options: - A valid driver's license is not a qualifying factor for obtaining a Florida CWFL. While identification is required during the application process, a driver's license specifically is not one of the qualifying criteria. - A recommendation from a current CWFL holder is not a qualifying factor for obtaining a Florida CWFL. The application process focuses on the individual applicant's qualifications and does not require a recommendation from an existing CWFL holder. - Being a Florida resident for at least 10 years is not a qualifying factor for obtaining a Florida CWFL. Residency requirements may vary, but the duration of residency typically does not need to be as long as 10 years for obtaining a CWFL.