Washington Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Practice Exam

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What should you do if your CPL is lost or stolen?

  1. Report the loss to the police within 48 hours

  2. There is no need to report it

  3. Apply for a new CPL as if it were your first time

  4. Notify the Department of Licensing and request a replacement

The correct answer is: Notify the Department of Licensing and request a replacement

If your Washington Concealed Pistol License (CPL) is lost or stolen, the correct action to take is to notify the Department of Licensing and request a replacement. This is important to ensure that your lost or stolen CPL is deactivated and a new one is issued to you. Reporting the loss to the police or applying for a new CPL as if it were your first time are not the correct procedures in this situation. It is crucial to follow the proper protocol to maintain the security of your CPL and prevent any misuse of the lost or stolen license.