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The Texas DPS really should do first-in-first-out. Nothing worse than being within a few days of the 60 day mark and still processing while others are receiving their plastic around the 30 day mark. They must know I'm a Sooner fan.

THE ENGINEER wrote:They must know I'm a Sooner fan.

O-Who?

























Just messin with ya.

Boomer Sooner, dude.

Are y'all gonna have a decent team this year, who's your QB and RB gonna be?

9mmGuy wrote:

THE ENGINEER wrote:They must know I'm a Sooner fan.

Grounds for denial?

You're definitely not getting your CHL SOONER than anyone else. I wonder how they file them? I have no doubt that when I go to file my renewal, it'll be the last one left and they'll bring a whole new pile in and set it on top of it.....that'll happen for about a month and mine will expire. Luckily, I have my Utah permit and it will cover me until I get my Texas license renewed.

The DPS does do a first in first out but not how you think. They have to wait for all the counties that you have lived in to get what records they have on you back to them. As soon as they get all the information, then that’s when yours goes out. If you moved around a lot then it will take longer than some one that lived in the same house for past 5 years. And if you have had an arrest record anywhere they take longer than some one who hasn’t. So it’s not all them. Just be patient and use the time to practice you skills.

badkarma56 wrote:Boomer Sooner, dude.

Are y'all gonna have a decent team this year, who's your QB and RB gonna be?

We're supposed to have a really good team this year, with a lot of returning starters. McGee will be at QB, Lane and Goodson will be at RB more than likely. I just noticed that we have to play O-Who away this year.

Sooner fan here too. I got mine back around the 60 day mark door to door with having to resign one of the forms and send it back. I must have squeaked through without them noticing...

Good luck on the wait though and I hope it's over for you soon.