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Is a Utah Resident Permit Valid in Delaware?

Recognized — carry with your permitVerified 2026-08-08

The short answer is yes. Delaware recognizes Utah resident permits, which makes your Utah Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) valid authority to carry concealed there.

Why

For listed states the AG page states Delaware 'will recognize both resident and a non-resident licenses.' Permit-type limits apply - Idaho Enhanced only, North Dakota Class 1 only, South Dakota Enhanced only. Delaware's prohibited-person rules (felonies, certain misdemeanors, drug crimes, PFA orders, mental-health commitments) still bar some visiting permit holders.

The permit (Utah)

Permit
Utah Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP)
Issued by
Utah Department of Public Safety — Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI)
Issue policy
Shall-issue

The destination (Delaware)

Recognition policy
Honors a named list of 21 states
Permitless carry
No
Duty to inform
No (present permit on demand)
Magazine limit
17 rounds

Carry rules in Delaware

Your Utah habits may not match Delaware's law. Check these three areas before you carry there.

Off-limits places in Delaware

See the full 50-state map for a Utah resident permit →

Frequently asked questions

Is a Utah resident permit valid in Delaware?
The short answer is yes. Delaware recognizes Utah resident permits, which makes your Utah Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) valid authority to carry concealed there.
Do I have to tell police in Delaware that I am carrying?
No statutory duty to proactively inform an officer; Title 11's deadly-weapons subchapter contains no notification requirement. AG-issued temporary licenses must be carried at all times while in the state (11 Del. C. 1441(k)).
Does Delaware limit magazine capacity?
Delaware limits magazine capacity to 17 rounds — a limit that applies to visitors, and one of the easiest laws to break by accident.
Where does Delaware publish its official reciprocity list?
Delaware 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