Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

Under what condition can a CWFL be revoked by the state of Florida?

1. The holder moves to another state

2. The holder is convicted of a misdemeanor

3. The holder is convicted of a felony

4. The license expires

The correct answer is: The holder is convicted of a felony

A CWFL (Concealed Weapon or Firearm License) can be revoked by the state of Florida if the holder is convicted of a felony. This is because a felony conviction can significantly impact a person's ability to responsibly and safely carry a weapon or firearm. Option A is incorrect because moving to another state does not necessarily affect the legitimacy or validity of the license in Florida. However, it is important to note that the CWFL may not be valid or recognized in other states, and the holder should always check state laws before traveling with a concealed weapon or firearm. Option B is incorrect because a misdemeanor conviction may result in restrictions or limitations on the CWFL, but it does not automatically lead to revocation of the license. Option D is incorrect because an expired license can simply be renewed, as long as the holder meets all requirements and follows the appropriate procedures. However, if the license has been expired for over six months, the holder may need to retake the concealed weapons course and submit a new application for the license.