Complete the Online Instruction
Work through Arrow's online concealed carry lessons and knowledge checks before attending the live competency session.
View the CourseComplete Arrow Security's two-part Arizona concealed carry course with online instruction followed by an in-person competency session at our Glendale training location.
Arrow Security’s Arizona concealed carry course combines online instruction with a required in-person competency session. Both portions must be completed to finish Arrow’s course.
The online course introduces firearm-safety rules, Arizona weapons laws, use-of-force concepts, alcohol and firearms, contact with law enforcement, cover and concealment, trigger discipline, and the importance of continued training. Knowledge checks are included throughout the online portion.
Arrow provides the course. Arizona DPS receives, reviews, and decides the permit application.
Work through Arrow's online concealed carry lessons and knowledge checks before attending the live competency session.
View the CourseAfter the online portion, attend Arrow's live competency session at the Glendale training room. Current course details include related paperwork and fingerprint assistance during this step.
Contact ArrowArizona DPS requires an application, proof of qualifying firearms-safety training, fingerprints, supporting documentation, fees, and an eligibility review.
Review DPS RequirementsPermit eligibility, carry laws, and recognition by other states can change. Check Arizona DPS and the destination state's current requirements before relying on reciprocity.
Visit Arizona DPSComplete Arrow's training, then use the official Arizona DPS process.
Read the current Arizona DPS eligibility, training, application, and documentation requirements.
Finish the online instruction and the required in-person competency portion.
Submit the permit application and follow DPS instructions for fingerprints, documents, and fees.
Arizona DPS reviews eligibility and background information and determines whether a permit is issued.
Course completion is one part of the permit process. Arizona DPS, not Arrow Security, determines whether an applicant qualifies and issues the permit. Completing Arrow’s course does not guarantee permit approval.
An Arizona concealed-weapons permit and an armed guard card serve different purposes. A CCW permit does not by itself authorize someone to carry a firearm while working as a security guard. On-duty armed security work requires current armed-guard registration and authorization from the employing security agency.
Firearms and permit laws can change. Always review the latest Arizona DPS guidance, and contact another state directly before relying on permit recognition while traveling. This page provides general information and is not legal advice.
Understand the difference between completing a course and receiving a permit.
No. Completing both parts finishes Arrow's course. You must separately apply through Arizona DPS, which reviews the application and eligibility information and decides whether a permit is issued.
No. Arrow's current course has an online instructional portion and a required in-person competency session at the Glendale training room. Use the live course page for current scheduling details.
Arrow offers fingerprinting services, and the current concealed carry course information includes fingerprint assistance during the in-person session. Follow the specific fingerprint instructions Arizona DPS provides for your application.
No. Recognition rules differ by state and can change. Arizona DPS advises permit holders to contact the destination state directly to confirm its current laws and recognition requirements.
No. A concealed-weapons permit is not a substitute for Arizona armed security guard registration or an employing agency's authorization to carry a firearm on duty.
Use the live Arrow Security course catalog and registration pages for current dates, prices, formats, prerequisites, equipment needs, and enrollment availability. Confirm the listing before registering because details can change.
Complete the online instruction, attend the in-person competency session, and follow the official Arizona DPS application process.