[mrjam2jab]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

[GatorDude]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

Oh...that's a problem. That's a helluva road trip.....

[Boots]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

Somehow, I doubt they will be completely doing away with mail-in applications for non-residents.

[GatorDude]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

Somehow, I doubt they will be completely doing away with mail-in applications for non-residents.

Geez...I certainly hope so. I'm perfectly content with my non-descript paper LTCF.

[mrjam2jab]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

Somehow, I doubt they will be completely doing away with mail-in applications for non-residents.

Believe me...I'd wish i could agree with you.

The new computer systems include a digital camera and a signature pad that are both then "affixed" to the "teslin-type" card.

An article from February 2010:

Permit law changes could cost county


and from here....the March Bulletin will explain the new system parts.

[T3Dice]

Thanks for the article link. I guess I'll just mail to Centre before they switch to the "in person" method. We (in DE) have the luxury of being fairly close to PA to drive up and renew our LTCF's. Not so easy for those in other states (Missouri and New York as mentioned in the article) This will kill the PA Non-Resident LTCF.

Doesn't matter anyway... just made up my mind to keep my eye open for the Utah Non-Resident course. (More state's reciprocity... including PA)

[Boots]

... just made up my mind to keep my eye open for the Utah Non-Resident course. (More state's reciprocity... including PA)

The DE CCDW course is good for FL also, and that gives you many more states too.

UT requires you take the UT course from a UT instructor.

[radnor]

Doesn't matter anyway... just made up my mind to keep my eye open for the Utah Non-Resident course. (More state's reciprocity... including PA)

What are you doing on 2 Oct???

[stephpd]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

I wonder if we can just run up to West Chester for renewals? Seems possible.

[GatorDude]

Centre County is scheduled to be up and running with the new system by the end of September. Problem being....once the new system is running...you will have to apply in person.

I wonder if we can just run up to West Chester for renewals? Seems possible.

You would think so. However, I think they will run the entire process over again if they didn't issue the original permit. So frustrating.