Nevada CCW Permit Requirements

To apply for a Nevada CCW permit, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Be at least 21 years of age
- Exception: Active-duty military members ages 18–21, or those with an honorable discharge
Possess a valid state ID or driver’s license issued by the DMV, showing your current address
If born outside of the United States, you must

To apply for a Nevada CCW permit, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Be at least 21 years of age
- Exception: Active-duty military members ages 18–21, or those with an honorable discharge
Possess a valid state ID or driver’s license issued by the DMV, showing your current address
If born outside of the United States, you must provide an additional form of identification as required by Nevada state law. Acceptable documents include:
- Passport
- Certificate of Naturalization
- Certificate of Birth Abroad
- Permanent Resident Alien Registration Card
- U.S. Visa
- Employment Authorization Card
- Form I-94 accompanied by a Nevada hunting license

For the most up-to-date CCW requirements, please refer to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department guidelines.

Handgun – Bring the firearm(s) you want to qualify with
Ammunition – Minimum of 200 rounds (bringing extra is highly recommended)
Eye and ear protection – Required for all live-fire training
Weather-appropriate clothing – Classes are held outdoors, so dress accordingly
Positive attitude – Be ready to learn, practice safely, and have confidence in your training

Extra ammo & firearms — If you want more range time or want to try different pistols, bring extra ammunition and any additional handguns you’d like to qualify with.
Food & beverages — Small snacks and water are helpful during breaks. Stay hydrated — classes are outdoors.
Optional gear — A hat, sunscreen, and layered clothing for changing weather.