Washington Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Practice Exam

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Which of the following does NOT qualify as a reason for denial of a CPL in Washington State?

  1. Having a revoked driver's license

  2. Being convicted of a felony

  3. Having a court order against them for protection in domestic violence cases

  4. Being under 21 years of age

The correct answer is: Having a revoked driver's license

Having a revoked driver's license would disqualify someone from obtaining a CPL in Washington State, so it is not a reason for denial. Option B is incorrect because being convicted of a felony would disqualify someone from obtaining a CPL. Option C is incorrect because having a court order against them for protection in domestic violence cases would also disqualify someone from obtaining a CPL. Option D is incorrect because being under 21 years of age would also disqualify someone from obtaining a CPL. Therefore, none of the other options listed is the correct answer.