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You are correct, it is not "working" days. That would effectively be 3 calendar months! I suspect this is what DPS is telling instructors in hopes they will pass this misinformation along to students and keep them from calling until after three months.dolanp wrote:Our instructor told us they had 60 "working days" but I don't see it mentioning that in the statute. Is that implied?
Call and politely let them know they are five days late. They're going to tell you they are running a little behind and that it will be about two more weeks. Again, politely tell them the statute doesn't provide for "running a little behind" and that you need your CHL. My wife and two sons had to do precisely that on their renewals and they got them the next week.glockem wrote:I hand-delivered my CHL materials to DPS HQ on Jan. 18 (65 days ago)and have yet to get an issued CHL. I hear they are taking up to 3 months these days.