You can get licensed in Puerto Rico through reciprocity. You still have to meet the application requirements just like any State licensing board.
No they do not. Georgia does not have reciprocity with Florida
No according to a police officer that pulled me over in Indianapolis and looked at my Florida license
Not legally. You can carry a concealed weapon if you have a concealed weapons permit from Florida, or from any state that Florida recognizes.
It is possible that there is something called reciprocity between the states involved. Contact the department that regulates your license and ask them. If there is reciprocity, then you would just have to give Texas the documentation that they require, and pay any applicable fees. If there is no reciprocity, you will have to do whatever the Texas regulating department asks of you.
The ONLY states that do not participate in reciprocity are Tennessee, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia and Massachusettes. TRUST ME I KNOW.
Well logically if Michigan is not a member of reciprocity program they should refuse to supply records to florida. That question would need to be posed to the DMV in Michigan as to wheter their policy is to allow access to the records which would mean reciprocity.
Reciprocity is the idea of mutual give-and-take, like if you give me your notes from the class I missed, I'll bake you cookies as reciprocity.
If you're referring to drivers license or professional licenses such as for barbers, yes.
They all do.
All states share this information. You can't get a license in any state if it's suspended in another state.
As long as it is not concealed. If you wish to carry a butterfly knife concealed, you must have a Florida concealed weapons license or a concealed weapons license from a reciprocity state. Florida has very liberal knife laws, the only thing you can't carr period is a ballistic or self propelled knife. Per FS 790
Go to www.myflorida.com and find the Department of Professional Regulation link.