An applicant must: Not have been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor for which a sentence of imprisonment for more than 1 year has been imposed; or convicted of a criminal offense for which you could have been sentenced to more than 2 years incarceration (or has been pardoned or granted relief under 19 U.S.C.
It's nearly impossible to get a carry permit in Maryland, unfortunately. You have to be able to prove to MSP that your life is in danger. It's actually harder to get a permit in MD than it is in California (and that's saying something).
The process is the same for residents and non-residents alike, and Maryland is a Shall Issue state. It requires a 16 hour class. If you complete the class and meet the requirements in the application process, you will receive the permit.
Please allow 90 days for completion of the application process. For further guidance in regard to submitting a Wear and Carry permit application or request please refer to the Wear and Carry Portal Users Guide.