Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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What happens if a CCDW permit is lost or destroyed?

The permit is automatically invalidated
The holder must reapply for a new permit
The holder must notify the issuing authority for a replacement
The holder can continue carrying without the permit

The correct answer is: The holder must notify the issuing authority for a replacement

If a CCDW permit is lost or destroyed, the holder must notify the issuing authority for a replacement. The other options are incorrect because if the permit was automatically invalidated (option A), the holder would still need to go through the process of getting a new permit, rather than just notifying the issuing authority. Similarly, if the holder had to reapply for a new permit (option B), they would not just be able to notify the issuing authority, but would have to go through the entire application process again. Lastly, the holder cannot continue carrying without the permit (option D) because carrying a concealed weapon without a permit is illegal and could result in legal consequences.