Prohibited

Only when asked by the officer

Concealed Carry is legal in accordance with state laws that regulate the right to carry

Permittees may carry in dining areas

Permittees may have a firearm in the vehicle but this is subject to college specific policies. Concealed carry on campus prohibited by law.

Permittee may have loaded handgun in vehicle.

Churches act like any other private property and may restrict
on a church by church basis

No legal restriction - Reference article on page 67

Firearms must be securely stored when one knows or reasonably should know that a juvenile can gain access to the firearm without the permission of their parent or guardian or when a resident of the premises is ineligible to possess a firearm.

Unlawful for any person within the state to knowingly manufacture, deliver, sell, purchase or cause to be manufactured, delivered, sold, or purchased any magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds for long guns and more than 15 rounds for handguns. Does not apply to possession of magazines lawfully possessed before the new law went into effect so long as they are only possessed on private property with permission of the property owner, on the premise of a licensed firearms dealer/gunsmith, at a firing range or shooting competition venue, or while traveling to or from these locations provided it is stored unloaded and enclosed in a container.

Prohibited

If you can legally carry a concealed firearm in your home state you can carry a loaded concealed firearm within your vehicle. Long guns must remain unloaded and cased. Otherwise be in compliance with 18 USC 926A (see page 60)

No

A minimum of 16 hours of training from a state certified instructor.

Non residents may apply but only from a select number of states and then only if they have their home state permit.

No

No Duty to Retreat

- Public and private elementary and secondary schools — buildings, real property, and parking areas
- Preschools and child care facilities, including any room or portion of a building under their control
- Buildings, parking areas, or portions of buildings controlled by an officer of the executive or legislative branch of government. This is what makes roadside rest areas off limits
- Buildings designated for circuit court, appellate court, or Supreme Court matters
- Buildings or portions of buildings controlled by a unit of local government
- Adult and juvenile detention and correctional institutions, prisons, and jails — buildings, real property, and parking areas
- Public and private hospitals and hospital affiliates, mental health facilities, and nursing homes — buildings, real property, and parking areas
- Buses, trains, and any transportation paid for even partly with public funds, plus buildings, property, and parking areas of publicly funded transit facilities
- Establishments serving alcohol where more than 50% of gross receipts in the prior three months came from alcohol sales — buildings, property, and parking areas
- Public gatherings and special events on property open to the public that require a local permit, unless you must walk through to reach your residence, business, or vehicle
- Property issued a Special Event Retailer's license or Special use permit license, during the times designated for alcohol sales
- Public playgrounds
- Public parks, athletic areas, and athletic facilities controlled by a municipality or park district. Trails and bikeways are excepted even where part of the route runs through a park
- All real property controlled by the Cook County Forest Preserve District
- Public and private community colleges, colleges, and universities — buildings, classrooms, labs, medical clinics, hospitals, artistic and athletic and entertainment venues, university-related organization property, real property, parking areas, sidewalks, and common areas
- Gaming facilities licensed under the Riverboat Gambling Act or the Illinois Horse Racing Act, including inter-track wagering locations
- Stadiums, arenas, and the property or parking areas of any collegiate or professional sporting event
- Public libraries — buildings, property, and parking areas
- Airports — buildings, property, and parking areas
- Amusement parks — buildings, property, and parking areas
- Zoos and museums — buildings, property, and parking areas
- NRC-regulated nuclear energy, storage, weapons, or development sites, including streets, driveways, and parking areas. No vehicle storage exception applies here
- IDNR office buildings, the State Museum, regional offices, and any IDNR building posted with the approved sign
- IDNR state refuges, dedicated nature preserves, and children's playground areas
- Any private property where the owner posts the Illinois State Police approved sign
- Anywhere federal law prohibits firearms

Illinois State Police
801 S. 7th St
Springfield IL 62703
217-782-7980
www.isp.state.il.us

Illinois State Police

5 years

First you must obtain a FOID card. Then you can submit your application online. More detailed instructions here https://illinois.concealedcarry.com/illinois-ccw-permit-application-guide/