Online Course $49: Your First Step Toward LTC
The path to legal concealed carry in Texas starts with knowing whether you meet the eligibility criteria. Fortunately, most law-abiding adults qualify—and with our streamlined online course, getting certified is more accessible than ever.
Let’s break it down:
Basic Requirements
To apply for a Texas License to Carry (LTC), you must:
- Be 21 or older (or 18+ if active duty military or veteran)
- Be a legal U.S. resident
- Have no felony convictions
- Be mentally competent (no court-ordered incapacitation)
Disqualifying Factors
Certain issues, like the examples below, could prevent you from qualifying. If you’re unsure, we strongly recommend checking directly with Texas DPS or talking to a licensed attorney. But if you’re just exploring options, our course won’t cost you time or money until you decide to apply.
- Felony convictions (even non-violent ones)
- Domestic violence charges or restraining orders
- History of substance abuse or mental hospitalization
- Pending criminal charges or fugitive status
Special Notes for Military & Veterans
Texas supports its servicemembers:
- Discounted application fees
- Lower age minimum (18+ instead of 21)
- Recognition of your firearm training for LTC credit
Don’t Let Confusion Hold You Back
If you’re a responsible adult with a clean record, you likely qualify. And even if you’re not sure yet, starting the course gives you a head start without committing to the full process. Knowledge first. Paperwork later. Confidence always.
Take Action Now:
Start your LTC eligibility journey with our online course—no classroom, no confusion, just clarity and progress. Click “enroll now,” and the page will open to the Texas Carry Academy enrollment portal.
Disclaimer: This content is for general education and does not constitute legal advice. Laws may change, and individual circumstances vary. Always consult official Texas DPS resources or a qualified attorney for legal guidance
