Ace the Michigan CPL Safety Test 2025 – Lock, Load, and License Up!

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A Michigan CPL holder moving to another state should first:

Surrender their Michigan CPL

Check the new state's laws on reciprocity and concealed carry

Moving to a new state as a Michigan CPL holder involves researching and understanding the laws on concealed carry and reciprocity in the new state. Surrendering the Michigan CPL (A) is not necessary, as it is still valid in Michigan and some states have reciprocity agreements. Carrying a concealed pistol without notification (C) is not recommended, as not all states have reciprocity agreements and may have different laws regarding concealed carry. Applying for a new CPL in the new state without any other steps (D) is not accurate, as some states may require additional steps such as training or background checks. It is important to research and understand the laws in the new state to ensure compliance and safety. This is why checking the new state's laws on reciprocity and concealed carry (B) is the first step a Michigan CPL holder should take when moving to another state.

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