Will Scofflaw Prevent Me From Registering My Car In Texas?

nyn6nyn

I'm a gun owner and take been for years. Recently I've decided that I wanted to pursue my CHL/LTC however I empathize that there are sure eligibility and disqualifying factors. I have a clean tape minus a couple of traffic tickets, am not a drug addicts, and take never been hospitalized or committed.

My concern is that of my mental health records. I'grand currently nether the treatment of a psychiatrist for feet in which I am medicated and stable. Notwithstanding in retrieving my my medical records from my medico in 2015 (I just found a new doc who has given me better results) I noticed that she added a diagnosis of Bipolar NOS (not other specified) which is a disqualifying factor for a CHL I believe.

My electric current doctor's records shows a dual diagnosis of anxiety disorder and panic disorder and from my reading and research these conditions are non mood related and should not keep me from obtaining my LTC.

My question is, when completing my class and applying with DPS what should I list on the application? My current diagnosis or my complete by 5 year history? I am not bipolar just was misdiagnosed past my previous doctor who was not efficient at treating feet. So I'm concerned that this misdiagnosis will show up when DPS pulls my medical records and I will be turned down.

Of course I want to stay legal and Non omit anything, even so I'chiliad not sure what the all-time arroyo to take here is considering my inaccurate medical records.

As of this writing I leverage the castle doctrine so that I can carry at home, vehicle, work place where authorized, but I would really like my LTC to extend my ability to carry curtained every bit the neighborhood I live in is not the greatest and I tend to accept belatedly night walks and wish to carry in case of emergency.

Any light yous can shed on this would exist profoundly appreciated.

Texan-in-Training

Perchance talking this over with your present doctor. Ane would call up they could add a note to your file indicating that they see no evidence of Bipolar disorder. At that bespeak I would think you could continue with your application.
The folks at DPS are willing to work with you, but you need to be "upfront" with them.
Welcome to the forum. Best of luck with your personal struggles.

TheDan

If all else fails, you can probably get a AZ or UT permit. I know in that location's at least one person on the forum who had to get an out of country allow due to a armed forces evaluation snafu.

ZX9RCAM

This would also forestall passing NICS cheque, right?

ETA: specially after failing a LTC try?

TheDan

This would also preclude passing NICS check, right?
ETA: especially subsequently declining a LTC attempt?

Not necessarily. Texas has more than requirements and does a more thorough background check for LTC.

Not being able to pass a NICS doesn't automatically mean you are prohibited from owning a firearm, either.

nyn6nyn

Perhaps talking this over with your present md. One would think they could add together a note to your file indicating that they run across no evidence of Bipolar disorder. At that point I would think yous could continue with your application.
The folks at DPS are willing to piece of work with y'all, merely you need to exist "upfront" with them.
Welcome to the forum. All-time of luck with your personal struggles.

Thanks for the feedback. I take a routine appointment with my doctor in 2 months so I will discuss it with him then. He and I have a very skilful rapport and he has confirmed that my previous misdiagnosis was botched and inaccurate.

What is the best way to bring this up to him? I'chiliad non so sure how to have the conversation with my doctor, "Yes Dr, I would like to carry a loaded weapon, will you write me a annotation?". All kidding aside, if y'all take any advice on how to gently approach the topic so there is no alarms triggered I'd actually appreciate your insight.

I definitely want to be upfront with the DPS as I accept nix to hide. Plus I already have fed security clearance then I'd like to make certain I stay in practiced standing and bide by all laws past non omitting annihilation.

Cheers for the welcome, good to be hither!

nyn6nyn

Not necessarily. Texas has more requirements and does a more than thorough background bank check for LTC.
Not being able to pass a NICS doesn't automatically mean yous are prohibited from owning a firearm, either.

Thanks for the information. I had no problem passing NICS and I fully disclosed when I purchased my firearm. The but affair with this situation I could see as an issue with the DPS is the Bipolar NOS diagnosis back from 2014/2015 by my sometime md/nurse practitioner.

I'grand not interested in an out of land permit to circumvent the system. I adopt to stay within the police force of my home country.

easy rider

The Purchase form asks if you were admitted to a infirmary either by a probate court, alcohol or drugs.

nyn6nyn

The Buy form asks if you were admitted to a hospital either past a probate courtroom, alcohol or drugs.

Correct and I've never been hospitalized, voluntarily or involuntarily. I've been stable for quite some time in regards to my anxiety. I besides have never touched alcohol or drugs in my life. And so I had no outcome with the purchase.

TheDan

I'm not interested in an out of land permit to circumvent the system. I adopt to stay within the law of my home state.

It's perfectly legal for a Texas resident to carry on an out of country license. Some people want to change that, but they are unlikely to exist successful.

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