LawLert: Gun & Travel Laws

Crossing a state line with a carry permit? LawLert alerts you the moment the law changes around you — with the official source and the date it was verified.

Your carry permit is honored in 40 states. In 11 it's worth nothing the moment you cross in.

LawLert knows which one you're standing in. It pins the real, dated, officially-sourced rule to exactly where you are — city, county, and state — and alerts you the second you cross a line or a law you track changes.

Built by a correctional officer who saw too many people lose years over a law they didn't know had changed.

Pick the categories you care about: • Firearms & concealed-carry reciprocity • Cannabis • Alcohol • Gambling • Fireworks • Driving • Taxes • Fishing & hunting • Burn bans Plus international rules by country: drugs, medications, vaping, weapons, customs & cash, and more.

Every rule shows its official government source and the date it was verified. No guessing.

• Location-aware: city → county → state, plus 80+ countries • Alerts when you cross a state line or a tracked law changes • Trip planner: see what's different from where you are to where you're headed • Built by a correctional officer who saw too many people lose years over a law they didn't know had changed

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LawLert provides general legal information, not legal advice. Laws change — always confirm with official sources before you act.

LawLert is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any government entity. Rules come from official government sources (for example congress.gov, ecfr.gov, and each state's legislature and agency websites); see our verification method and source list at https://www.lawlertapp.com/how-we-verify