Is my GA permit valid after moving out of state?

[samdavisrises]

I lived in Georgia until 2 years ago and I will be returning to visit family soon. My current state does not have reciprocity with Georgia. My Georgia Firearms License is valid thru 2011 and I still have it. I am still me, and I am still within the date parameters, but as I am no longer a GA citizen, and my current address is different, is the license invalid?

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[dukalmighty]

I know in Tx I'm required to notify when I change my address and I would bet 100-1 that a resident license is invalid once you move to a new physical residence out of state unless you are active duty military

[Reicher]

in nv, you have about two weeks to notify. don't think so

[RIA45]

Georgia Firearms License is only valid for Georgia Residents. It became useless the day you moved out of state.

[jframe38]

Get a FL permit and never worry about it again.

Concealed Weapons or Firearm Program - Division of Licensing, FDACS

[samdavisrises]

Thanks for the replies. I was pretty sure it was invalid, but I wanted a second opinion.

[archer51]

I know when I moved here to Richmond from Oklahoma, my Oklahoma permit became invalid once I established residence here in VA. I would assume most states are the same.

[rmodel65]

a georgia permit is good for 5 years makes no difference if you move or not.

[dukalmighty]

a georgia permit is good for 5 years makes no difference if you move or not.

I looked at Georgia carry .org and he is right even if you move out of state your license is still valid