No, Minnesota does not recognize Wisconsin's CCW, however many other states do recognize Wisconsin. Before you travel you should always check the reciprocity map for changes.

Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wyoming. But you should always check before you travel as information can change.

No, if you have a CCW from a state that Wisconsin does not recognize and you are a resident in that state you would need to obtain a non-resident CCW from a state that Wisconsin does recognize. Example Minnesota or Utah.

No, If you have a Wisconsin CCW permit as a Wisconsin resident and move out of Wisconsin your Wisconsin CCW permit is no longer valid. Again Wisconsin does not have a non-resident permit.

If your address is current with the Wisconsin Department of Justice you will receive a renewal notice by mail 90 days prior to your expiration date.

No, Minnesota stopped recognizing Utah's CCW the fall of 2015.

Yes, a private business can restrict access in writing or verbally.

No, you can not use deadly force to protect property, deadly force can only be used if you fear imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to you or someone else. There are several other factors that have to also be present.

After successfully completing a MN Permit to Carry Class you must go to a Sheriff's Department in Minnesota and apply in person. The Sheriff's Department will have a fee that there agency charges and by MN State law that can be up to $100.00.

Yes, anyone that wants to become a Instructor for Minnesota has to register their business with the Secretary of State for Minnesota yearly, then every 5 years renew their business with MN B.C.A.

Yes, Center Mass Academy, LLC is registered with the Secretary of State for Minnesota and has completed all the required course curriculum that was reviewed and approved by MN B.C.A.

Per the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act Commonly referred  to as "HR218" You will have to complete the D.O.J. Annual Qualification Course and take the Certificate of successful completion to your Chief or Sheriff to have an Official Retired Officer's card issued to you. The qualification course can be held by any L.E.S.B. Certified Instructor.

No, according to DOJ regulations all concealed carry courses must be "instructor led" "Instructor led" means training that is conducted face-to-face. Any portion of a class delivered online cannot be accepted towards satisfaction of WI CCW training requirement

Yes, most states have made allowances for CCW while requiring face coverings for COVID-19