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Concealed Weapon Permit

Carrying a concealed weapon in the state of Colorado requires a permit, which is typically issued by the Colorado county of residence. Once granted, permits are valid for a period of five years, at which time the permit holder must apply for permit renewal updated photo. By Colorado state statute, persons must always have the permit accessible whenever carrying a concealed weapon. The application requirements for both an initial permit and a renewing permit are described in the table below.

Initial Permit
 
Requirement
Notes
Completed and notarized application
Applications are available at the Sheriff’s Office or by completing this document. Notary service is available in the Sheriff’s Office
Colorado State Driver's License
Applicant must be a resident of Clear Creek County
$52.50 cashier’s check or money order made payable to the CBI (Colorado Bureau of Investigation)
Fee covers a background check by the FBI and CBI. Persons convicted of a felony or domestic violence are not eligible for a concealed weapons permit. Other applicants can be denied based on Colorado statute or by the discretion of the Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office.
$100 check, cash, or money order made payable to the Clear Creek County Sheriff
Fee covers administrative cost of processing the application.
Copy of a handgun safety class certificate
Classes and certificates are offered by various agencies in the Denver-metro area. Consult your phonebook for resources and availability.
Photo and fingerprints
Will be taken by the Sheriff’s Office at the time application is submitted in person.
90 day waiting period
Time will begin upon Sheriff’s Office acceptance of application

 

Permit Renewal
 
Requirement
Notes
Completed and notarized application Applications are available at the Sheriff’s Office or by completing this document. Notary service is available in the Sheriff’s Office
$13.00 cashier’s check or money order made payable to the CBI (Colorado Bureau of Investigation) Fee covers a background check by the FBI and CBI. Persons convicted of a felony or domestic violence are not eligible for a concealed weapons permit. Other applicants can be denied based on Colorado statute or by the discretion of the Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office.
$50 check, cash, or money order made payable to the Clear Creek County Sheriff Fee covers administrative cost of processing the application.
Photo retake Will be taken by the Sheriff’s Office at the time application is submitted in person.