I have found the Admin Rule for the Puerto Rico Act 168-2019 which is their new gun law. I have been working on it but with the Rules being a Scanned copy making all the pages images you can’t highlight it and paste it into a translator. You have to type it all in. So it takes time. Yes they are Shall Issue BUT!!! Seems like some of what we have been hearing is not all that accurate. Below is a translation of one part of the act concerning honoring other states permit/licenses. I am working on the PR Page at www.handgunlaw.us but it will take some time before I update it again with more translations. Also be aware that Translators on the internet are not the greatest in the world. This is not a word for word translation but gives a good idea of what the law states. There is still not an Official Version of Act 168-2019 and I doubt there will ever be an official version of the PR Admin Rules published in English. If anyone comes across the PR Admin Rules in English I would appreciate a Heads Up!

Translation of Administrative Rules on Act 168 of 2019
Article 2.18 People With a Gun License From Other Jurisdictions
People with a gun license from other jurisdictions, in order to have the same rights and privileges enjoyed by people with a gun license from Puerto Rico, must comply with the requirements established by Act 168-2019. The NPPR Commissioner may establish memorandum of understanding (MOU) with states and / or territories of the United States that have similar requirements to Law 168-2019. Once the NPPR Commissioner establishes the MOUs, the person who meets the established requirements and intends to introduce one or more weapons and / or ammunition to Puerto Rico shall inform the Division of Weapons Registration and License Issuance. Said notification shall be made using form PPR-1062 entitled: "Notification of Intention to Introduce Weapons and /or Ammunition " five (5) business days before introducing weapons and / or ammunition to Puerto Rico. When feasible, notification will be made through the following link: www.policia.pr.gov. In these cases the Firearms will be registered in the Real Plus System.

Link to PR Admin Rules in Spanish
https://policia.pr.gov/wp-cont...Reglamento_Armas.pdf

Link to PPR-1062 This is the form you would fill out if you wanted to introduce a firearm into Puerto Rico.
https://policia.pr.gov/wp-cont...INTRODUCIR-ARMAS.pdf

Here is a link to a list of forms that PR Police have listed concerning firearms. Some of the forms are in both English and Spanish.
https://policia.pr.gov/formula...-licencias-de-armas/

Gary Question? When I read through the LEOSA form, it appears I would have to get qualified by a PR Federal Instructor If I was carrying under LEOSA Credentials. Then there is a reference to having qualified within the last year. LEOSA requires a annual qual but I did it once with FAIRFAX county Police as I was TDY IN DC during that time. I was qualed by CID during that time but I was Retired from PA State LE and wanted to check the blocks just in case.

I am not sure. The Admin Rules for Puerto Rico will never be put out in an official English Edition. There laws will be but Act 168 has been in effect for over 6 months and still no English edition is available. Hoping to find something a retired officer in Puerto Rico has written to link to. Sorry I can't be of more help.

I was in Puerto Rico with my handgun, if you are a law enforcement cover by HR-218 ( Leosa) you only need your Agency active/retired identification and your last training qualification form. Go to the airport and follow TSA instructions go to the airlines counter inform the attendant that you are declared a handgun to be in your luggage and they will give you a form and you have to show your small handgun carrier with two locks and the ammunition is in a regular box or plastic box, you close your luggage and a TSA rep will take the luggage when you arrive in Puerto Rico you go to the airline and they will have your luggage and you show your identification and proceed to the Puerto Rico Police headquarters that is at outside the airport and declare that you are a law enforcement and show your identification and they will give you a form is a HR-218 Leosa form they will give you the original and keep copies that is your Leosa permit to carry in Puerto Rico you will be amazed what easy is the procedure all Police officers know the HR-218 Leosa Law soon for the united state CCW they will have to fill and sent a form # 1062 t
5 days before travel to Puerto Rico but not yet because is not approved yet by the government but if you are a law enforcement with your Agency retired or active I’d card and proof of training qualifications you will be okay I travel already under Leosa