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by NcongruNt
Thu Feb 21, 2008 6:23 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: proof of residence help!
Replies: 9
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Re: proof of residence help!

biggyin wrote:using a site called chl-texas.com, ran by a husband and wife team. Had first part last night and thought it was pretty good so far. Got the rest of the class today.
I considered them when I was looking for a class. I opted to go with KR Training instead, as they also offered an all-inclusive course (including fingerprints, notarization, and photos) and did everything on a single day. Also, the instructor KR Training uses (Tom Schaefer) has his own range (at his own house and land, it seemed), and the classroom is probably 100 feet away. It was relatively laid back and very informative.

The KR Training site is located at http://www.krtraining.com .

As an aside, I wouldn't go with the CHL-Texas folks solely based on how incredibly annoying their website is. That stupid signup form script that follows your mouse around and the embedded audio file irritated me to no end.
by NcongruNt
Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:13 pm
Forum: New to CHL?
Topic: proof of residence help!
Replies: 9
Views: 1593

Re: proof of residence help!

biggyin wrote:Hi everyone,

I'm new to this site and so far am pretty impressed, informative and fun! Ok on to my questions. I moved to Austin just under 4 months ago from DC, before that sunny Glasgow, Scotland! I am a green card holder. Looking at taking the CHL. Depending on what I read the time for residence ranges from 3 to 6 months before becoming eligible. Can anyone clarify this? Another things is that the only thing with my name and address on is the mortgage statements, would this be OK for proof of residence? Utility bills are all in my wife's name. Don't have any pay stubs as I still work for a company based in the UK. One last thing, any recommendations for CHL class in Austin area? Thanks for any help!

Biggyin
Welcome to Austin! Where are you taking your CHL class?

I'm sure we'll be having another Austin get-together in the near future, and we'd be happy to see you there. Enjoy the forum, and again - welcome!

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