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ktfiend wrote:FINALLY!!!!!
1/25 Class successfully completed
1/28 Application submitted and paid
1/30 Fingerprint appt complete
1/31 Supporting docs emailed and acknowledged
2/10 Status updated on DPS website - all green down to background under review
2/17 Print pending
2/20 Mailed
2/23 License in hand!!!
I'm relieved that the waiting game is over for me. Now on to finding a job to support my expensive new toys!
Yes but I do International Oil and Gas Tax... I could swing a few personal returns though. LolJusme wrote:
Congrats ktfiend!!
As for supporting your habit, didn't you mention you were an accountant? I'm sure forum members will be glad to let you prepare their taxes, as long as you will work for ammo!!
Good luck, and keep us updated, on your carry experiences.
I looked this up, and they are wrong. They probably tell you this in the chance that you will just give them more time, BUT according to Title 4, Subtitle B, Chapter 411, Section 411.177, Sub section B--The Department has no more than 60 days to issue you the license or send you a letter of denial. I believe that the department needs to be held to this standard.LTC Webb wrote:OK, so I took the class for LTC on November 5th and submitted full app with fingerprints done on 11/9 but the DPS did not receive my application until 12/1/2016.
At the end of January (60 days) my online application status still had finger prints and background check "under review". I was able to get through to DPS and was informed that there was a huge amount of apps submitted and that the actually had up to 180 days to complete. She actually said and I quote "60 days is a guideline".
For obvious reasons I did not argue with the lady who was helping me but daaaaang!
This morning ( 2/27/2017) my background and fingerprint went "green" on the status checklist at DPS website, the only thing left is "print".
today marks ~88 days from the time they received the app, ~120 since I submitted.
We shall see.
I agree!Mdail29 wrote:I looked this up, and they are wrong. They probably tell you this in the chance that you will just give them more time, BUT according to Title 4, Subtitle B, Chapter 411, Section 411.177, Sub section B--The Department has no more than 60 days to issue you the license or send you a letter of denial. I believe that the department needs to be held to this standard.LTC Webb wrote:OK, so I took the class for LTC on November 5th and submitted full app with fingerprints done on 11/9 but the DPS did not receive my application until 12/1/2016.
At the end of January (60 days) my online application status still had finger prints and background check "under review". I was able to get through to DPS and was informed that there was a huge amount of apps submitted and that the actually had up to 180 days to complete. She actually said and I quote "60 days is a guideline".
For obvious reasons I did not argue with the lady who was helping me but daaaaang!
This morning ( 2/27/2017) my background and fingerprint went "green" on the status checklist at DPS website, the only thing left is "print".
today marks ~88 days from the time they received the app, ~120 since I submitted.
We shall see.
LTC Webb wrote:I agree!Mdail29 wrote:I looked this up, and they are wrong. They probably tell you this in the chance that you will just give them more time, BUT according to Title 4, Subtitle B, Chapter 411, Section 411.177, Sub section B--The Department has no more than 60 days to issue you the license or send you a letter of denial. I believe that the department needs to be held to this standard.LTC Webb wrote:OK, so I took the class for LTC on November 5th and submitted full app with fingerprints done on 11/9 but the DPS did not receive my application until 12/1/2016.
At the end of January (60 days) my online application status still had finger prints and background check "under review". I was able to get through to DPS and was informed that there was a huge amount of apps submitted and that the actually had up to 180 days to complete. She actually said and I quote "60 days is a guideline".
For obvious reasons I did not argue with the lady who was helping me but daaaaang!
This morning ( 2/27/2017) my background and fingerprint went "green" on the status checklist at DPS website, the only thing left is "print".
today marks ~88 days from the time they received the app, ~120 since I submitted.
We shall see.
I didn't complain because I was afraid she would put my app in the "get to later" pile but I agree.
Who should I complain to?
I went all green, print pending on Saturday 2/25. Should be in the mail soon.Padd wrote:No changes. I sent an email through RSD to confirm my fingerprints were okay on 2/6. I have not heard anything back.Padd wrote:Application : ReceivedPadd wrote:Application: 1/9/17
LTC course: 1/10/17
CHL-100 form submitted: 1/10/17 (also receipt confirmed)
Fingerprints: 1/12/17
The website does not have anything up for me yet.
Fingerprints : Under review
Affidavits : Received
DL or ID : Valid
Citizenship : No documentation required
Passport Photo Holder (Out of State Only) : Received
Photo (Out of State Only) : Received
Proof of Classroom training : Received
Proof of Proficiency training : Received
Fee : Received
Background Check : Under review
License To Carry A Handgun : Print pending completion of application review
Although I was not asked to send in any documents re: arrests, I've seen a lot of posts here where the DPS has come back 60 days later and requested the docs, then restarted the counter. With that in mind, I submitted all of the court docs on 2/7 for a 2007 arrest for a non-disqualifying misdemeanor from when I lived in Georgia. Hopefully that will expedite the process.
I'm thinking my background check is being held up by the fact that I lived in multiple cities in Georgia from 1988 to 2010, and I have moved back and forth between Atlanta and Austin a couple of times since 2010. Plus the aforementioned misdemeanor from college.
That's what they told me too, I went all green Monday (2/27) except for "pending print".JCC511 wrote:My wife got in touch with someone yesterday, but all they told her was that they have 180 days to process once additional supporting documents are received. She said she told them to make a note that she would be calling twice a week until it comes in.
