Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) Practice Exam

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Can a Nevada CFP be revoked?

Yes, if the holder is no longer a resident of Nevada

Yes, if the holder commits a felony

Yes, if the holder violates any terms of the permit

All of the above

A Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) can indeed be revoked under various circumstances, making the answer that encompasses all these situations the most accurate choice.

If the holder is no longer a resident of Nevada, the permit's validity is compromised since it is specifically issued to residents of the state.

Committing a felony is a serious breach of legal and ethical standards, and this can lead to the revocation of the permit, as it reflects a significant risk to public safety.

Additionally, violating any terms of the permit, whether those are specific provisions provided during the issuance or requirements set forth by state laws regarding firearm carry, can also result in revocation.

Together, these conditions illustrate the various grounds upon which a Nevada CFP may be revoked. Hence, considering all these factors makes "All of the above" the correct response.

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