HB 5055
Changing the expiration date on Hunting and Fishing licenses to one year after purchase
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Bill overview
This bill changes the expiration date of West Virginia hunting and fishing licenses. Currently, these licenses expire at the end of the calendar year they were purchased. This bill extends the expiration date to one year from the date the license was issued. This change simplifies the process for hunters and anglers by providing a longer validity period.
Key provisions
- Hunting and fishing licenses will now expire one year from the date of purchase.
- This change applies to all hunting and fishing licenses issued in West Virginia.
- The bill amends existing code §20-2-35 regarding license validity.
Who is affected
- West Virginia hunters
- West Virginia anglers
- West Virginia residents who purchase hunting and fishing licenses
Notable changes
- Expands the current expiration period for hunting and fishing licenses.
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