North Carolina Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) Practice Exam

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What must an individual do if their Concealed Handgun Permit is lost or destroyed?

  1. Notify the sheriff's office immediately

  2. Wait for the renewal date for replacement

  3. Complete a new application form

  4. None of the above

The correct answer is: Notify the sheriff's office immediately

If an individual's Concealed Handgun Permit is lost or destroyed, they must notify the sheriff's office immediately. This is the correct course of action because the permit is a legal document that should not be in the possession of anyone other than the holder. Waiting for the renewal date or completing a new application form can result in legal consequences for carrying a concealed weapon without a valid permit. Choosing options B or C may also lead to a delay in obtaining a replacement permit, causing potential safety risks for the individual. Option D is incorrect because taking no action will not result in a replacement permit and can result in legal consequences.