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What is the maximum duration/validity typically of an Authorization to Carry (ATC)?
An ATC is a temporary authorization that must be periodically renewed, usually every two years or less.
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Question: What is the maximum duration/validity typically of an Authorization to Carry (ATC)?
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- It is valid for the lifetime of the PAL.
- It must be renewed every 5 years. ✅ It is usually valid for a maximum of 2 years or until the PAL expires.
- It expires every 30 days.
Correct answer: It is usually valid for a maximum of 2 years or until the PAL expires.
Explanation: An ATC is a temporary authorization that must be periodically renewed, usually every two years or less.
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