Eligible Texans ages 18–20 can complete the Texas License to Carry training process. Start with the DPS-approved online classroom course, then complete the required range portion with a qualified Texas LTC instructor.
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Texans ages 18, 19, and 20 who meet applicable eligibility requirements can pursue a Texas License to Carry.
The training process includes the required LTC classroom instruction and, unless an applicable exemption applies, in-person range instruction and handgun proficiency.
The online option allows you to complete the classroom portion from home at your own pace, then arrange the required range portion with a qualified Texas LTC instructor.
DPS-approved online classroom training that can be completed from anywhere in Texas.
Start OnlineThe online course completes the classroom portion. Additional steps are required before DPS can issue a Texas LTC.
Complete the DPS-approved Texas LTC classroom instruction online at your own pace.
Complete the required in-person range instruction and handgun proficiency with a qualified LTC instructor, unless an applicable exemption applies.
Complete your Texas DPS LTC application, fingerprints, and any additional requirements identified by DPS.
Applicable completed training is reported to Texas DPS through the RSD Connect process.
Complete the classroom requirement without committing to a full in-person classroom day.
Work through the online classroom material on your schedule from a computer, tablet, or compatible device.
The online classroom portion can be completed from anywhere in Texas with internet access.
Finish the classroom requirement online and then arrange your required range instruction and handgun proficiency with a qualified Texas LTC instructor.
Houston-area students can complete their separate range instruction and handgun proficiency requirement with In Focus Training.
In Focus Training provides the required LTC range instruction and handgun proficiency qualification for students in Houston, Pearland, Friendswood, Pasadena, Clear Lake, League City, Webster, and surrounding communities.
Range sessions include instruction and preparation before the 50-round handgun proficiency demonstration.
Texas DPS uses RSD Connect for the License to Carry application and training process. Applicable completed training is reported electronically by the appropriate LTC training provider or qualified instructor.
If you complete your range instruction and handgun proficiency with In Focus Training, we report the range training we conduct directly to Texas DPS through RSD Connect.
You remain responsible for completing your LTC application, fingerprinting, required training, and any additional requirements identified by Texas DPS.
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Complete your classroom training online and, if you are in the Houston area, finish your required range training with In Focus Training.
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Texans ages 18–20 who meet applicable eligibility requirements can pursue a Texas License to Carry. Applicants must still complete the required training, application, fingerprinting, and other Texas DPS requirements.
Yes. The classroom portion of Texas LTC training may be completed through a DPS-approved Online Course Provider.
The online Texas LTC classroom course offered through this page is $64.
Generally, yes. After completing the online classroom portion, applicants complete the required range instruction and handgun proficiency demonstration with a qualified Texas LTC instructor unless an applicable exemption applies.
Yes. In Focus Training provides LTC range instruction and handgun proficiency qualification for Houston-area students. The range instruction and qualification session is $75, with the range facility fee separate.
Yes. The online classroom course is available statewide. You can complete the classroom portion online and arrange your required range instruction with a qualified Texas LTC instructor in your area.
Yes. When you successfully complete the applicable LTC range training with In Focus Training, the training we conduct is reported directly to Texas DPS through RSD Connect.
No. The online course completes the classroom portion of the training process. You must also satisfy the applicable range, application, fingerprinting, eligibility, and other requirements established by Texas DPS.
Complete the Texas LTC classroom requirement online, at your own pace, from anywhere in Texas.