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Is a Nevada Resident Permit Valid in New York?

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The answer is no. New York's reciprocity policy excludes Nevada resident permits, and its law requires a permit to carry concealed. Visitors without a New York-recognized permit cannot legally carry.

Why

NY recognizes no out-of-state permit: only a license issued under PL 400.00 authorizes handgun possession/carry, and even a NY license 'shall not be valid within the city of New York unless a special permit... is issued by the police commissioner of that city' (PL 400.00(6)). No official reciprocity page exists because there is no reciprocity.

The permit (Nevada)

Permit
Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CCW permit)
Issued by
County sheriff
Issue policy
Shall-issue

The destination (New York)

Recognition policy
Honors no out-of-state permits
Permitless carry
No
Duty to inform
No (present permit on demand)
Magazine limit
10 rounds

Carry rules in New York

New York's rules control while you're there. These are the ones travelers trip over most.

Off-limits places in New York

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Frequently asked questions

Is a Nevada resident permit valid in New York?
The answer is no. New York's reciprocity policy excludes Nevada resident permits, and its law requires a permit to carry concealed. Visitors without a New York-recognized permit cannot legally carry.
Do I have to tell police in New York that I am carrying?
No proactive statutory duty; a licensee must carry the license while carrying the handgun and exhibit it upon demand to any police or peace officer (PL 400.00(8)).
Does New York limit magazine capacity?
New York limits magazine capacity to 10 rounds — a limit that applies to visitors, and one of the easiest laws to break by accident.
Where does New York publish its official reciprocity list?
New York publishes its recognition policy on an official state page, linked in the sources on this page. That page is the authority — check it shortly before travel, because recognition lists change without much notice.

Official sources