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Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes break down the eligibility requirements for getting a Texas License to Carry (LTC)—including some surprising rules that could prevent you from qualifying.
Think you need to be 21 or live in Texas for six months? Not necessarily. What about an old misdemeanor, deferred adjudication, a dismissed charge, or a mental health diagnosis?
In this episode, we walk through Texas Government Code § 411.172 and explain the rules that can trip up LTC applicants, including criminal history, pending charges, chemical dependency, protective orders, and disclosure requirements.
We also explain why deferred adjudication can count as a conviction for LTC purposes, why some older offenses may still matter, and why failing to disclose an arrest—even one that was dismissed—could lead to a denial.
Topics Covered:
* Who qualifies for a Texas LTC?
* Can 18–20-year-olds get an LTC?
* Texas residency requirements and exceptions
* Misdemeanors, felonies, and deferred adjudication
* Mental health and chemical dependency restrictions
* Child support, taxes, and protective orders
* Why full disclosure on your LTC application matters
📖 Texas Government Code § 411.172:https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/?tab=1&code=GV&chapter=GV.411&artSec=411.172
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