Form LE 28. Retired Agent Application for Identification Card and Authorization to Carry a Concealed Handgun - Virginia
Form LE 28. Retired Agent Application for Identification Card and Authorization to Carry a Concealed Handgun is used by retired and retiring sworn members of the DMV Law Enforcement Division to request various authorizations and identification. The main purpose of this form is to allow retired law enforcement officers to apply for a retired law enforcement officer photo identification card and authorization to carry a concealed handgun as per Virginia Code В§ 18.2-308.016(A) and/or 18 U.S.C. В§926(C).
The parties involved in this form are the retired or retiring law enforcement officers and the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The form consists of sections where the applicant provides their personal details, retirement information, and specific authorizations they are requesting.
Important fields in this form include the applicant's personal information, retirement date, and the type of authorizations they are seeking (photo identification card, concealed handgun carry authorization under state or federal law). The form may require the applicant to provide supporting documentation, such as retirement verification or authorization eligibility.
An example scenario where this form would be used is when a law enforcement officer retires and wants to continue carrying a concealed handgun as allowed by law. By using this form, they can apply for the necessary identification and authorization, allowing them to maintain their concealed carry privileges even after retirement.
When completing this form, the applicant should carefully follow the instructions and provide accurate information. Any required supporting documents should be attached to the application to expedite the processing of the request.
No specific additional documents are mentioned for this form. Related forms could include applications for concealed carry permits for non-law enforcement individuals. An alternative could be applying for similar authorizations through state or federal law enforcement agencies.