The 2 hour CCW renewal class is no longer required to renew an Arizona CCW permit; and, after December 31, 2007, fingerprinting will no longer be required to renew a permit so long as the permit is renewed on time.

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You may apply to renew a CCW permit up to 90 days prior to the expiration date on your permit. You also have up to 60 days after your concealed carry permit expires in which you can renew your CCW permit without penalty, but you cannot carry a weapon concealed until your new CCW permit arrives. If you wait beyond the 60 day grace period allowed by law, you will have to take the 8 hour introductory course again. Be advised that it could take several days or even a week before renewal applications are processed once they are received by DPS. So if you wait until day 58 to mail off your renewal, it may be too late.

If the Arizona Department of Public Safety has your correct mailing address, you should receive a renewal packet in the mail approximately 60 days prior to the expiration date on your permit. Arizona CCW permit holders are required by law to notify DPS in writing within ten days if they move or change their address! If you did not receive a renewal packet from the Arizona Department of Public Safety within 60 days of your permit expiration, call (800) 256-6280 and ask them to send you one.

Arizona CCW permits are now valid for five years. To renew your permit simply send in a completed renewal application and a $43.00 cashiers check or money order before the 60 day grace period has expired. Ideally you should send in your renewal packet before your permit expires. Fingerprinting is NOT required to renew a permit after December 31, 2007.

WE PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL FINGERPRINTING SERVICES FOR ANY PURPOSE - $20.00 FIRST CARD, ADDITIONAL CARDS/PRINTS ARE $5.00 EACH

Call (928) 768-5397 for an appointment.