Is my name entered into any kind of database if I am a Concealed Handgun Permit holder in the State of Colorado?
Yes. If you possess a Concealed Handgun Permit from the State of Colorado, your name and other identifying information will be entered into the Colorado Crime Information Computer (CCIC). It will be accessible only by law enforcement and cannot be shared with anyone outside of law enforcement (i.e., the general public or the media).

This database is not used for compilation purposes (facts, figures, or lists); it is similar to how a driver’s license is entered into a State of Colorado database and is necessary for use in law enforcement situations.

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1. Who is eligible?
2. What type of handgun training is required?
3. What is Reciprocity with CHP?
4. How much does the permit cost?
5. What type of payment is accepted?
6. Where do I have my signature on the application witnessed?
7. Do I have to get fingerprinted?
8. Do I need to have my picture taken?
9. How long is the permit good for?
10. What if I move?
11. What happens if my permit is lost / stolen / damaged?
12. I am a resident of the State of Colorado, yet I have a permit from another state, is my permit good in the State of Colorado?
13. Is my name entered into any kind of database if I am a Concealed Handgun Permit holder in the State of Colorado?
14. Where can I get more questions answered before or after I have my permit?