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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section - DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (19VAC30-160)

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Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J575, June
				  1992.
Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J974, June
				  1993.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter
				  shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Department" means the Department of State Police.
"SAE" means the Society of Automotive
				  Engineers.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-15 - Requirements

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Purple warning lights as described in §
									46.2-1025C of
				  the Code of Virginia must be warranted, marked, or otherwise certified by the
				  manufacturer, seller, or installer as being in compliance with the applicable
				  SAE color specification standards.
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-20 - Purpose

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The purpose of this standard is to establish specifications
				  for warning lights used by vehicles escorting funeral processions and define
				  the chromaticity boundaries for the color purple.
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-30 - Performance requirements

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Purple warning lights as described in this chapter must (i)
				  meet all criteria as set forth for single color optical warning devices in SAE
				  Recommended Practice J845 for Class 2 warning lamps with a minimum flash of
				  that specified for the color red; (ii) meet all criteria as set forth for
				  single color gaseous discharge warning lamps in SAE Recommended Practice J1318
				  for Class 2 warning lamps with a minimum flash of that specified for the color
				  red; or (iii) meet all criteria of SAE Recommended Practice J595 with a minimum
				  candela-luminous intensity of that specified for the color
				  red.
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-40 - Color definition (purple)

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The fundamental requirements of color are expressed as
				  chromaticity coordinates according to the CIE (1931) standard colorimetric
				  system. The purple color of light emitted from this device shall fall within
				  the following boundaries:
x =.25 (blue boundary)
x =.33 (red boundary)
y =.18 (white boundary).
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-50 - Approval process

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An application for approval of a specific manufacturer's
				  model of warning light shall be directed to the Safety Officer, Department of
				  State Police, 491 Southlake Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia 23236. Such requests
				  must include a sample of the device, a laboratory report prepared by a test
				  facility independent of the device's manufacturer that certifies the device has
				  been tested and found to meet the requirements of this chapter, and a fee of
				  $150.
Upon review of the application for approval and laboratory
				  results, the applicant will be notified in writing of the department's
				  findings.
Devices found to meet the requirements of this chapter will
				  be added to the Approved Equipment List and distributed to official inspection
				  stations.
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section 19VAC30-165-60 - Proof of compliance

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The device shall be prominently and permanently marked with
				  the manufacturer's name or trademark and model designation. Such markings must
				  be visible for inspection without dismantling the device when properly
				  installed.
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 165 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURPLE WARNING LIGHTS USED BY VEHICLES LEADING OR ESCORTING FUNERAL PROCESSIONS › Section - DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (19VAC30-165)

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Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J595, January
				  1990.
Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J845, March
				  1992.
Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J1318, May
				  1998.
Statutory Authority: §§
											46.2-1005 and
					 46.2-1025 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 170 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SEX OFFENDER AND CRIMES AGAINST MINORS REGISTRY › Section 19VAC30-170-15 - Registration, reregistration, change of information, forms and procedures

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A. Submission of
				registration, reregistration, and change of information materials mandated by
				Chapter 9 (§ 9.1-900 et seq.) of Title 9.1 of the Code of Virginia shall
				be as follows:
1. Initial registrations.
				Completed form SP-236, one clear 10-print fingerprint card, one clear palm
				print card, and one photograph.
2.
				Reregistration. Completed form SP-236A and clear thumb prints (both thumbs) on
				bottom of form. If the person does not have a thumb or thumbs, the index finger
				on the same hand will be used and noted on the form.
3. Change of address in registry information.
				Completed form SP-236 and one clear 10-print fingerprint card.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 170 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SEX OFFENDER AND CRIMES AGAINST MINORS REGISTRY › Section 19VAC30-170-30 - Expungement from Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry; petition for removal

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A. Upon receipt
				of a certified copy of a death certificate recording the death of any person
				registered with the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry, the
				Department of State Police will expunge any and all records concerning such
				person from the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry. If available,
				a set of fingerprints should accompany the death certificate.
B. Upon receipt of a duly attested copy of an
				absolute pardon issued by the Governor of Virginia or other competent authority
				as to any conviction reported to the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors
				Registry, the Department of State Police will expunge any and all records
				concerning such conviction from the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors
				Registry. If the pardoned person has no other convictions requiring
				registration, the Department of State Police will expunge any and all records
				concerning such person from the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors
				Registry.
C. Upon receipt of a
				report from any clerk of a circuit court or other court of competent
				jurisdiction that any conviction previously reported to the Sex Offender and
				Crimes against Minors Registry has been reversed, the Department of State
				Police will expunge any and all records concerning such conviction from the Sex
				Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry. If the person whose conviction is
				reversed has no other convictions requiring registration, the Department of
				State Police will expunge any and all records concerning such person from the
				Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry.
D. Upon receipt of a certified copy of an
				order of expungement entered pursuant to § 19.2-392.2 of the Code of
				Virginia or the laws of the United States or any political subdivision thereof,
				the Department of State Police will expunge any and all records concerning such
				conviction from the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry. If the
				person whose conviction has been expunged has no other convictions requiring
				registration, the Department of State Police will expunge any and all records
				concerning such person from the Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors
				Registry. An expungement for purposes of this subsection must be the result of
				an acquittal, a nolle prosequi, or dismissal of charges.
Statutory Authority: § 9.1-915 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 170 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SEX OFFENDER AND CRIMES AGAINST MINORS REGISTRY › Section 19VAC30-170-50 - Fee for responding to requests for information

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A. Any person requesting Sex Offender and
				Crimes against Minors Registry information shall pay a fee of $15 for each Sex
				Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry record requested. If the request is
				made in conjunction with a request for a criminal history "name search" record
				for the same individual, the person making the request shall pay a fee of $20
				to cover both requests.
B.
				Consistent with § 19.2-389(11) of the Code of Virginia, the fee for a
				criminal history record search will not be assessed if that person has applied
				to be a volunteer (i) with a Virginia affiliate of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
				America, (ii) with a volunteer fire company or volunteer rescue squad, (iii) as
				a court-appointed special advocate, (iv) with the Volunteer Emergency Families
				for Children, (v) with any Virginia affiliate or Compeer, or (vi) any board
				member or any individual who has been offered membership on the board of a
				Crime Stoppers, Crime Solvers or Crime Line program as defined in §
				15.2-1713.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Statutory Authority
§ 9.1-915 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 170 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SEX OFFENDER AND CRIMES AGAINST MINORS REGISTRY › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-170)

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Name Search Request Form, SP-266 (rev. 7/06).
Name Search Request Form for Criminal History Record and/or
				  Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registry Search, SP-230 (rev.
				  7/07).
Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Reregistration and
				  Address Verification Form, SP-236A (rev. 7/07).
Sex Offender and Crimes against Minors Registration Form,
				  SP-236 (rev. 7/07).
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 180 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM › Section 19VAC30-180-10 - Program established; availability of services; advisory board

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A. The Department
				of State Police will establish and maintain a Witness Protection Program within
				the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Criminal Intelligence Division. The
				program will be administered by the Commander of the Criminal Intelligence
				Division in compliance with § 52-35 of the Code of Virginia.
B. The services of the Witness Protection
				Program are available to all law-enforcement and criminal justice agencies of
				all counties, cities, and towns of the Commonwealth.
C. The responsibility for reviewing
				applications for Witness Protection Program services shall be vested in a
				Witness Protection Program Advisory Board to ensure proper application of
				program policy and procedures. The advisory board will review all applications
				for service under this program and will submit their recommendations to the
				Superintendent of State Police who will make the final determination in this
				matter. The advisory board will consist of one member of the Virginia Sheriffs'
				Association, one member of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police, one
				member of the Virginia Commonwealth's Attorneys' Services Council, the
				Executive Director of the Virginia State Crime Commission and one member of the
				Department of State Police who will be appointed by the Superintendent of State
				Police. Membership on the advisory board will change in accordance with a time
				frame established by the superintendent.
D. Advisory board members will be approved by
				the Superintendent of State Police. Vacancies on the advisory board will be
				filled by the superintendent with recommendations being presented by the
				membership organizations.
Statutory Authority
§ 52-35 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 180 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM › Section 19VAC30-180-20 - Eligibility for program; applications; emergencies

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A. The Witness Protection Program will assist
				only those witnesses and their families who may be in danger because of their
				cooperation with the investigation and prosecution of cooperating in serious
				violent crimes or felony violations of § 18.2-248 of the Code of
				Virginia.
B. Applications for
				witness protection services must be made in writing by the requesting agency
				head to the superintendent on a form prepared by the superintendent. The
				application will set forth the following criteria:
1. Full identification of the person or
				persons that require witness protective services. This will include family,
				medical, financial and criminal history information.
2. A brief description of the investigation,
				including the offense and section of the Code of Virginia being used for
				prosecution, what the witness will testify to, and why the information cannot
				be obtained through other means.
3.
				Description/discussion of threats made against witness protection
				candidate.
4. Full identification
				of all persons involved in the threat against the witness protection
				candidate.
5. Estimated length of
				time the witness protection candidate will require services.
6. Full description of type of witness
				protection service determined.
7.
				Itemization of anticipated costs related to the protective services.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 180 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM › Section 19VAC30-180-30 - Levels of protective service

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The Witness Protection Program can fund two different levels
				  of protective services. The level of the services afforded a witness shall be
				  established on a case-by-case basis depending on the specific circumstances of
				  the case.
1. Program Level 1. Witness
				has qualified for the program, but it is the consensus of the sponsoring agency
				that the witness can be protected by temporary short-term relocation or the
				installation of electronic security measures at the residence of the
				participant.
a. Level 1 protection will be for
				no longer than a period of 60 days and will be immediately terminated after
				adjudication of all involved cases, unless circumstances require a continuation
				of the protective services as recommended by the advisory board and approved by
				the Superintendent of State Police. The requesting agency will be responsible
				for all program arrangements except the installation of the electronic security
				equipment which will be handled by the Criminal Intelligence Division's
				Technical Support Unit.
b. Level 1
				protection is limited to $2,000 for each 30-day period and all expenditures
				will be in compliance with the provisions of
				19VAC30-180-40.
c. All program funds for Level 1 protection
				will be issued on a signed receipt to the requesting agency for the
				witness.
d. The requesting agency
				will be responsible for disbursement of program funds and for obtaining a
				receipt or to have the witness obtain a receipt for all expenditures of program
				funds.
e. All unexpended funds will
				be returned to the program by the requesting agency within 72 hours of the
				conclusion of protective services.
f. A detailed accounting of expended funds
				will be submitted to the Witness Protection Program Administrator every 30 days
				by the requesting agency.
g. Any
				misuse of Witness Protection Program funds may result in the termination of
				program services and reimbursement by the requesting agency of all misused
				funds to the Witness Protection Program.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 180 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM › Section 19VAC30-180-40 - Authorized expenses; availability of service; crimes covered

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A. The Witness
				Protection Program funds may be used for the following witness expenses only:
1. Reasonable lodging expenses.
2. Reimbursement of reasonable, related,
				uninsured/unreimbursed medical expenses.
3. Vehicle/transportation expenses.
4. Installation of systems and devices
				necessary to fulfill protective services.
5. Meals or food for the program participants
				only.
6. Personal expenses as they
				relate to the personal hygiene of the participant.
7. Reasonable incidental expenses.
8. Authorized relocation expenses.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-10

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Statutory Authority: § 18.2-308.06 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-20 - How to apply

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Applicants may request an application package by contacting
				  the Virginia State Police Firearms Transaction Center in writing at the below
				  address or online at nonrespermit@vsp.virginia.gov.
All written requests must include the applicant's complete
				  name and mailing address. A telephone number is also requested. Written
				  requests shall be sent to:
Firearms Transaction Center
Nonresident CHP Permits
Criminal Justice Information Services Division
Department of State Police
P.O. Box 85141
Richmond, VA 23285-5141
The application package will include a Concealed Handgun
				  Permit Application, requirement and qualification information, a fingerprint
				  card, a checklist, and a return envelope for the completed
				  application.
Statutory Authority: §
											18.2-308.06 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-30 - Application package

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Only a complete application package for a nonresident
				  concealed handgun carry permit will be processed. A complete application
				  package shall include:
1. Form
				SP-248;
2. Proof of competence with
				a handgun;
3.
				Fingerprints;
4. Two
				photographs;
5. Proof of
				identification; and
6. The
				application fee.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-40 - Application form

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The form (SP-248 Application for Concealed Handgun Permit)
				  will be provided in the application package. Additional copies may be
				  downloaded and printed by visiting the Virginia State Police forms page at
http://www.vsp.state.va.us
. The
				  application shall be made under oath before a notary or other person qualified
				  to take oaths. The application must be completed in its entirety. Illegible
				  applications will not be processed.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-50 - Proof of competence with a handgun

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The applicant shall demonstrate competence with a handgun by
				  including in his application package a photocopy of a certificate of completion
				  of any such course or class as set forth in § 18.2-308.06B of the Code of
				  Virginia, an affidavit from the instructor, school, club, organization, or
				  group that conducted or taught such course or class attesting to the completion
				  of the course or class by the applicant; or a copy of any document that shows
				  completion of the course or class or evidences participation in firearms
				  competition shall satisfy the requirement for demonstration of competence with
				  a handgun.
Statutory Authority: § 18.2-308.06 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-60 - Fingerprint cards

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The application package will contain a Virginia State Police
				  Fingerprint Card. The applicant shall submit fingerprints on the card provided
				  by the Virginia State Police for the purpose of obtaining the applicant's state
				  or national criminal history record.
The Virginia State Police, Firearms Transaction Center, will
				  submit the prints through the Central Criminal Records Exchange to the Federal
				  Bureau of Investigation for the purpose of obtaining criminal history record
				  information regarding the applicant and obtaining fingerprint identification
				  information from federal records pursuant to criminal investigations by state
				  and local law-enforcement agencies.
Upon submission of the fingerprint impressions, the applicant
				  will be required to provide a telephone number of the law-enforcement
				  individual taking the prints to facilitate this department's validation of
				  print authenticity.
Incomplete cards will be returned to the applicant for
				  completion. Illegible impressions will cause the cards to be returned to the
				  applicant for reprinting purposes. All other cards shall be destroyed upon
				  issuance of the permit.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-70 - Photographs

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Every applicant for a nonresident concealed handgun permit
				  must submit two photographs for inclusion on the permit. The photographs must
				  be:
1. 2 x 2 inches in width and
				height.
2. Identical.
3. Taken within the past six
				months.
4. Color or black and
				white.
5. Full face, front view
				with a plain white or off-white background with the head centered in the frame.
				The applicant's head, including both face and hair, should be shown from the
				crown of the head to the tip of the chin on top and bottom and from hairline
				side-to-side. Side or angled views are not accepted.
6. On plain white or off-white backgrounds.
				Photos with dark, busy, or patterned backgrounds will not be
				accepted.
7. Taken in normal street
				attire. Uniforms should not be worn in photographs except religious attire that
				is worn daily. The applicant should not wear a hat or headgear. If prescription
				glasses, a hearing device, wig or similar articles are normally worn, they
				should be worn for the picture. Dark glasses or nonprescription glasses with
				tinted lenses are not acceptable unless needed for medical reasons. A medical
				certificate may be required. A photograph depicting a person wearing a
				traditional facemask or veil that does not permit adequate identification is
				not acceptable.
Digitally reproduced photographs must be reproduced without
				  discernible pixels or dot patterns.
Photocopied photographs are NOT accepted.
Photographs will not be returned in instances of denied
				  applications.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-80 - Proof of identification

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The applicant must provide a legible photocopy of a valid
				  photo-ID issued by a governmental agency of the United States or any political
				  subdivision thereof.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-90 - Application fee

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All completed application packages must include a money order
				  or cashier's check in the amount of $100 made payable to the Virginia State
				  Police. Receipt of the application without payment will cause the unprocessed
				  application package to be returned to the applicant.
The application fee is nonrefundable regardless of the final
				  determination of eligibility.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-100 - Permit renewal

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The renewal process is identical to the processes and costs
				  associated with the original permit. It is suggested that all renewal
				  application packages be submitted at least 60 days prior to expiration of the
				  existing permit.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-110 - Change of address

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Permit holders are requested to notify the Virginia State
				  Police, Firearms Transaction Center (FTC) of changes of address. Notification
				  may be made online at nonresidentpermit@vsp.virginia.gov, or in writing
				  to
Firearms Transaction Center
Nonresident CHP Permits
Criminal Justice Information Services Division
Department of State Police
P.O. Box 85141
Richmond, VA 23285-5141
Requests must include the permit file number or a photocopy
				  of the permit. A change of address card will be provided to the permit holder
				  to be retained with the original permit.
Statutory Authority: §
											18.2-308.06 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-120 - Replacement permits

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A replacement permit may be requested in writing and
				  addressed to the FTC at P.O. Box 85141, Richmond, VA 23285-5141. All requests
				  for replacement must include a cashier's check or money order in the amount of
				  $5.00 made payable to the Virginia State Police, and one of the
				  following:
1. The permit file
				number;
2. A photocopy of the
				permit; or
3. A photocopy of a
				valid photo-ID issued by a governmental agency.
A replacement permit will have the same expiration date as
				  the permit originally issued.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-130 - Revocation

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If the permittee is later found by the Virginia State Police
				  to be disqualified, the permit shall be revoked and the person shall return the
				  permit after being so notified by the Department of State
				  Police.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Section 19VAC30-190-140 - Appeal process

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If the applicant is denied a nonresident concealed handgun
				  permit and does not believe that he has a previous conviction or other
				  disqualification that renders him ineligible, he may contact the Firearms
				  Transaction Center to discuss the ineligible determination and/or to provide
				  additional information deemed pertinent to the final determination of
				  eligibility.
Any person denied a permit and not satisfied with the
				  explanation provided by the Firearms Transaction Center may appeal such denial
				  to the Superintendent of State Police provided that any such action is
				  initiated within 30 days of the denial by the State Police. Such appeal must be
				  in writing, setting forth any grounds that the applicant wishes to be
				  considered. The Superintendent of State Police shall consider each such appeal,
				  and will notify the applicant in writing of his decision within five business
				  days after the day on which the appeal is received.
Any person denied a permit for inaccurate or false
				  information may not reapply for a period of 12 months following the date of
				  final denial determination by the Superintendent.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-308 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 190 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF NONRESIDENT CONCEALED HANDGUN CARRY PERMITS › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-190)

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Application
				  for Concealed Handgun Permit, SP-248 (rev. 7/13)
Nonresident
				  Concealed Handgun Permit, Application Check List
				  (undated)
Statutory Authority: § 18.2-308.06 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 200 - APPROVED HELMETS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES AND MOPEDS › Section 19VAC30-200-10 - Approved helmets for all-terrain vehicles and mopeds

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A. Helmets approved for wear by individuals
				operating or riding an all-terrain vehicle are those that meet or exceed the
				standards and specifications of the Snell Memorial Foundation, the American
				National Standards Institute, Inc., or the federal Department of
				Transportation.
B. Helmets approved
				for wear by individuals operating or riding a moped in a jurisdiction that has
				adopted an ordinance pursuant to § 46.2-915.2 of the Code of Virginia are
				those that meet or exceed the standards and specifications of the Snell
				Memorial Foundation, the American National Standards Institute, Inc., or the
				federal Department of Transportation.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-915.1, 46.2-915.2 and 46.2-1005 of the
					 Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 220 - VIRGINIA METHAMPHETAMINE PRECURSOR INFORMATION SYSTEM › Section 19VAC30-220-10 - Purpose and authority

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Section 18.2-265.8 of the Code of Virginia requires all
				  pharmacies and retailers in the Commonwealth of Virginia that sell
				  over-the-counter cold and allergy medications containing ephedrine and/or
				  pseudoephedrine products (PSE) to participate in a statewide, real-time
				  electronic PSE monitoring program for the purpose of tracking illegal PSE
				  purchases. The Virginia Methamphetamine Precursor Information System is a
				  web-accessed database available at no charge to pharmacies and retailers.
				  Pursuant to the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005 (CMEA) (Title VII
				  of Pub. L.
				  109-177 ) pharmacies and retailers are currently
				  required to capture certain data regarding PSE sales. This system enables
				  pharmacies to easily enter the same PSE sales data currently being gathered
				  online rather than recording the information into a manual log or in-store
				  computer system. Data will be stored in a secure, central repository that
				  treats the data collected as if it were HIPAA data. Furthermore, the collected
				  data will be viewable (at no cost) by authorized city, state, and federal law
				  enforcement in keeping with CMEA, the Code of Virginia, and these
				  regulations.
Statutory Authority
§ 18.2-265.8 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 220 - VIRGINIA METHAMPHETAMINE PRECURSOR INFORMATION SYSTEM › Section 19VAC30-220-20 - Exemptions from electronic reporting

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A. Pharmacies are exempt from entering
				purchase information into the methamphetamine precursor tracking system when
				the sale of products containing ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or
				phenylpropanolamine or their salts or isomers, or salts of isomers is sold
				pursuant to a prescription written by a licensed authorized
				practitioner.
B. A pharmacy or
				retail distributor pursuant to § 18.2-265.8 of the Code of Virginia that
				lacks broadband access or maintains a sales volume of less than 72 grams of
				ephedrine or related compounds in a 30-day period may be temporarily exempt
				from the requirement to report transactions to the electronic system if an
				exemption is granted by the Department of State Police pursuant to §
				18.2-265.8C of the Code of Virginia.
1. In
				order to be granted an exemption, a pharmacy or retail distributor must submit
				a written request on the Electronic Reporting Exemption Application provided by
				the Department of State Police that shall include the following information:
a. The reason for the exemption;
				and
b. The anticipated duration for
				which the exemption will be required.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 220 - VIRGINIA METHAMPHETAMINE PRECURSOR INFORMATION SYSTEM › Section 19VAC30-220-30 - Maintenance of and access to retail sales records of restricted products

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A. The retail sales
				records required under §§ 18.2-265.8 and 18.2-265.10 of the Code of
				Virginia shall be confidential pursuant to § 18.2-265.13 of the Code of
				Virginia. The department or other law-enforcement agency of the Commonwealth or
				any federal agency conducting a criminal investigation involving the
				manufacture of methamphetamine consistent with state or federal law may access
				data, records, and reports regarding the sale of ephedrine or related
				compounds.
B. The chief
				law-enforcement officer of an agency of the Commonwealth or a federal agency
				within the Commonwealth seeking access shall appoint and register an agency
				administrator with the system.
C.
				The chief law-enforcement officer and agency administrator shall ensure:
1. Only authorized employees with law
				enforcement need have access to the databases.
2. Each employee shall use only his unique
				password or access code to access the databases. Passwords and access codes
				shall not be used by other employees.
3. Each employee shall adhere to all state
				and federal laws regarding confidentiality.
4. Records related to accessing system logs
				are kept and retained for a minimum of two years.
5. Data, records, and reports must be
				destroyed in a manner that renders the record unidentifiable and
				nonretrievable.
6. The department
				is to be notified in writing within 30 days from the date when an authorized
				employee with access to the data, records, and reports regarding the sale of
				ephedrine or related compounds leaves the agency or when their duties no longer
				require access to the system.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 220 - VIRGINIA METHAMPHETAMINE PRECURSOR INFORMATION SYSTEM › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-220)

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Virginia
				  Methamphetamine Precursor Information System Electronic Reporting Exemption
				  Instructions and Application (eff. 07/12)
.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 230 - VERIFICATION CHECKS ON FIREARM TRANSFERS TO DEALERS › Section 19VAC30-230-10 - Purpose and authority

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Section 18.2-308.2:4 of the Code of Virginia allows any
				  dealer who is receiving by sale, transfer, or trade a firearm from a person who
				  is not a dealer to obtain a verification check from the Department of State
				  Police to determine if the firearm has been reported to a law-enforcement
				  agency as lost or stolen. Section 18.2-308.2:4 provides the definitions,
				  procedures, and requirements for obtaining such verification.
Statutory Authority: § 18.2-308.2:4 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 230 - VERIFICATION CHECKS ON FIREARM TRANSFERS TO DEALERS › Section 19VAC30-230-20 - Maintenance of, confidentiality of, and access to records of dealer verification checks

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A. All data,
				records, reports, and the log of requests maintained by the Department of State
				Police required under § 18.2-308.2:4F of the Code of Virginia related to
				the verification process shall be confidential and shall not be disseminated
				except as provided in this chapter pursuant to § 18.2-308.2:4H of the Code
				of Virginia.
B. The Department of
				State Police or other law-enforcement agency of the Commonwealth or any
				political subdivision thereof or any federal agency conducting a criminal
				investigation consistent with state or federal law may be granted access to the
				data, records, reports, and the log of requests maintained by the department
				required under § 18.2-308.2:4F of the Code of Virginia. A law-enforcement
				officer of an agency of the Commonwealth, a political subdivision of the
				Commonwealth, or a federal agency within the Commonwealth seeking access shall
				make the request in writing.
C. The
				requestor shall adhere to all state and federal laws regarding confidentiality.
				Records related to accessing logs and the information accessed shall be kept
				and retained by the Department of State Police for a period of one year
				following the access.
D. Upon
				completion of the retention period all data, records, and reports, except those
				made part of a criminal investigative file, must be destroyed in a manner that
				renders the record unidentifiable and nonretrievable.
Statutory Authority: § 18.2-308.2:4 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 230 - VERIFICATION CHECKS ON FIREARM TRANSFERS TO DEALERS › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-230)

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SP-315
				  Virginia State Police Query of Lost or Stolen Firearms (rev.
				  6/14)
Statutory Authority: § 18.2-308.2:4 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 240 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY POLICING ACT › Section 19VAC30-240-10 - Collection and reporting of data

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A. All state and local law-enforcement
				agencies of the Commonwealth and its political subdivisions shall collect and
				report the data specified in subsections C and D of §
									52-30.2
				of the Code of Virginia in the format designated in this section. All data
				elements listed in this section are mandatory unless otherwise
				specified.
B. Incident details. The
				following information shall be collected and reported:
1. Record ID. A unique record identifier for
				each submitted stop assigned by the reporting agency to uniquely identify the
				stop (e.g., the CAD number, stop number). The identifier may contain up to 12
				characters and must be alphanumeric (A through Z and 0 through 9) or a hyphen.
				A hyphen is the only special character permitted. No blank spaces are
				permitted. An officer's information may not be used as a unique record
				identifier.
2. Stop date. The date
				of the stop in the numeric format of MMDDYY (e.g., 030821 for March 8,
				2021).
3. Originating agency
				identification (ORI) number. The nine-digit ORI assigned to the agency of the
				officer making the stop. The required format is the agency's nine-digit,
				alphanumeric number (e.g., VAVSP0000).
4. Location. The highway, address,
				intersection, or coordinates of the location of the stop and up to 45
				alphanumeric or special characters may be used in this free text field. Global
				Positioning System (GPS) coordinates are preferred but not required. Text
				elements must be separated by a space and commas may not be used to identify
				the location.
5. Jurisdiction code.
				The jurisdiction code for the county or city in which the stop was initiated
				based on codes provided by Department of State Police. The code list is
				available at
https://www.vsp.virginia.gov/afis/livescan/files/CityCountyCodesName
				Order.html
.
6. Initial
				reason for stop. The initial reason for the stop using only the data values
				specified in the table in this subsection. Conclusions of the stop are gathered
				in a separate data element.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 240 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY POLICING ACT › Section 19VAC30-240-20 - Submission of data

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A. Collected
				data elements shall be submitted at least quarterly on or by the 15th day of
				the month following the last day that the data was collected. Agencies are
				permitted to submit their data either monthly or quarterly. Only one file per
				agency per reporting period may be submitted. If an agency has no data to
				report for a reporting period, the agency shall send an email to the address in
				subsection D of this section stating "no stop data" and including the agency's
				name and originating agency identification (ORI).
B. All data collected shall be submitted as a
				comma separated value (CSV) format. The data may be collected either by (i)
				using data extraction from Computer Aided Dispatch/Records Management System
				(CAD/RMS) or (ii) manually utilizing the Excel spreadsheet provided by the
				Virginia State Police. Agencies may request a copy of the Excel spreadsheet via
				the email address in subsection D of this section.
C. The file name for data submissions shall
				be submitted using the following format: ORI_Month Year or ORI_Quarter
				year.
D. The CSV file containing
				the agency's data submissions shall be sent by email to
				communitypolicingdata@vsp.virginia.gov.
Statutory Authority: §
											52-30.3
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 240 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY POLICING ACT › Section 19VAC30-240-30 - Access to data

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Virginia Community Policing Act data is publicly available on
				  the Virginia Open Data Portal website at
https://data.virginia.gov/stories/s/rden-cz3h
.
Statutory Authority: §
											52-30.3
					 of the Code of Virginia.