Does North Dakota Honor New York CCW Permits?
No. North Dakota does not honor New York concealed carry permits.
What This Means for You
A New York concealed carry permit is not recognized in North Dakota. Carrying a concealed firearm in North Dakota on a New York permit alone could expose you to serious criminal charges. Your options include: (a) applying for a North Dakota non-resident permit if available, (b) carrying only in your vehicle if North Dakota permits it, or (c) leaving your firearm at home. Always verify current rules with the North Dakota Attorney General before traveling.
Always Follow North Dakota's Rules
Reciprocity only addresses recognition of your permit. Once you cross the state line into North Dakota, you are bound by North Dakota's carry laws — including no-carry zones (schools, courts, government buildings, posted private property), duty-to-inform rules during law-enforcement encounters, magazine capacity limits, and any restrictions on locations like restaurants serving alcohol.
Note on open carry: Reciprocity covers concealed carry only. North Dakota may have entirely different rules for open carry; review North Dakota's open-carry guide before traveling.
Reverse Direction
The reverse question — "Does New York honor North Dakota CCW permits?" — has its own answer: No. See the New York ← North Dakota page for details.
Disclaimer: Reciprocity agreements change frequently and are subject to executive order, statute, or court ruling. We review every state's reciprocity list at least every six months, but you should verify with the North Dakota Attorney General before traveling. This page is informational only and does not constitute legal advice.