North Carolina Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) Practice Exam

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Is it required to disclose one's Concealed Handgun Permit status when approached or addressed by a law enforcement officer in North Carolina?

  1. Yes, always

  2. No, not unless you're carrying a concealed handgun at the time

  3. Only if the officer specifically asks about weapons

  4. It varies by local jurisdiction

The correct answer is: Yes, always

In North Carolina, it is required to disclose your Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) status when approached or addressed by a law enforcement officer, regardless of whether you are carrying a concealed handgun at the time. This is to ensure transparency and compliance with the law, as it is important for law enforcement to be aware of any permits or licenses the individual may hold. By disclosing this information, you demonstrate respect for the law and the authority of the officer.

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