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So apparently we have to give notice of address change within 45 days. How do you go about doing this? It's not in ORC, it's not on the sherrif's site.

There's also no mention of what happens if you fail to do this.
 
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As far as I know you just need to go to the dmv. If LE runs your tags it let's them know you're a CCW. Or go to the sheriff's office and ask. Wish I could be of more help.

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Couldn't hurt. If I weren't at work right now I'd look it up for you. I'll still check when I get home and post it here. If someone else knows the answer chime in. Help a Buckeye out. :)

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Noel said:
I already notified DMV of address change. Do you think I still need to do it with the sheriff then?
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Yes. You have to give notice within 45 days. So, how you do so should leave a "paper trail." A notarized letter sent with signature receipt should be just fine. The Sheriff would have a hard time arguing that such a "notice" never happened. ;) ORC 2923.126v2

Section A. Last sentence:

ORC2923.126v2 said:
The licensee shall give notice of any change in the licensee's residence address to the sheriff who issued the license within forty-five days after that change.
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rjrivero said:
Yes. You have to give notice within 45 days. So, how you do so should leave a "paper trail." A notarized letter sent with signature receipt should be just fine. The Sheriff would have a hard time arguing that such a "notice" never happened. ;) ORC 2923.126v2

Section A. Last sentence:
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Yeah, I saw the ORC on it. What would I put in such a letter.?
 
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Good question. I don' know for sure. I just went ahead and got a new permit when I moved. $15 and it's done.

I would presume you only have to tell them you moved. There is no requirement to even tell them the new address according to the ORC.
 
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rjrivero said:
Good question. I don' know for sure. I just went ahead and got a new permit when I moved. $15 and it's done.

I would presume you only have to tell them you moved. There is no requirement to even tell them the new address according to the ORC.
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Well, it doesn't give method either.. I did call them when I first moved (It's been nearly a year) and told them I needed to do a change of address. That's probably counts, right? lol
 
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