If they have any problems with your application, they get in touch with you...via mail. That is what they did in my case. I just sent off the items they needed corrected. The online status page will only tell you the three statements I mentioned above. It won't tell you how close you are. Some guys have been at "mailed packet" for months, but like I said above...this does not mean they aren't working on your application. I am noticing several folks in my same time frame getting action...including me. We just sat with no information for 3 months prior to this. No matter how many calls we made...no matter how many times anyone checked the status page....it didn't help one bit. It is a load of garbage...but it is what it is. They are swamped and there is nothing any of us can do to change it, except maybe leave them alone so they can work on our apps. You can write your state rep, but every cry baby in the State is doing this now, so it no longer will help unless you are getting some kind of extreme mis-treatment. At this point, if they put every winer that writes their rep ahead of the patient ones, the wait would turn into a year.ladromar wrote:Sounds like a plan then!
So there is basically ZERO communication between The Texas CHL department and us?
What if they need extra documentation?
Or thee is an error?
Or... or... or... etc... get my point.
What IF!
How do I know we are on schedule for the next 6 months?
Should I give them a call once in a time whenever I have an hour of free time so I can wait on hold to get through to one of their queues?
Your feedback is much appreciated!
From DALLAS!
Word has it that 90-120 days is about the time for processing now. When you think about it, there is a certain amount of humor in a person going without the permit for years and now they are suddenly in a life threatening hurry to get it.
