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Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2013 6:54 am
by Lumberjack98
My renewal is due by mid-September as well. I'm a little confused by some of the previous posts.

Could I just wait until September 1 to complete the renewal since it would be completed before expiration and not have to take a renewal class?

If so, it sounds like no carry from the time of expiration until receipt of the renewed chl?

I also have a current Utah carry permit that I believe would allow me to carry in this interim period.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 8:49 am
by rocinante
I got a response back from the DPS about what happens to in-process renewal applications when the law changes on September 1. The answer was to the effect that they can't comment on changes in the law at this time, but watch the web site for changes in the future. I take that to mean "Check back in September".

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 12:22 pm
by Mel
If mine expired in September, I don't think I would wait. I would go ahead and renew under the old rules.
You never know what might happen at the 11th hour. Then it's too late.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 3:06 pm
by Pecos
I think if it expires before you renew you have to take the whole think over again just like a new applicant! Be sure to renew way before the expiration date :nono:

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 3:25 pm
by sdmahoney
Well, I'm not sure how they will work it with the new law, but it appears you only have to submit everything to them on or before the date it expires to renew according to the wording of the law.

Sec.A411.185.AALICENSE RENEWAL PROCEDURE.AA(a) To renew a
license, a license holder must, on or before the date the license
expires,
submit to the department by mail or, in
accordance with the procedure adopted under Subsection (f), on the
Internet:
(1)AAa [(A)A an application for] renewal application
on a form provided by the department;
(2)
[(C)]AApayment of a nonrefundable renewal fee as
set by the department; and
(3)AAthe informational form described by Subsection (c)
signed or electronically acknowledged by the applicant


Of course, you may be without a license for a while while you wait, and who knows if they will have the Internet renewals up immediately on Sep 1.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 4:15 pm
by Pecos
Thats good. I wasnt really sure. I guess we will find out. :???:

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Wed Jan 01, 2014 12:24 pm
by Deltaboy
We need the Law amended since the State can not keep up our renewals. Upon receiving our payment we should be able to download and print a 90 day extension from our Birthday renewal date. So we can continue to carry.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 10:44 am
by Pecos
Deltaboy wrote:We need the Law amended since the State can not keep up our renewals. Upon receiving our payment we should be able to download and print a 90 day extension from our Birthday renewal date. So we can continue to carry.
:iagree: :txflag:

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 11:22 am
by Maxwell
Mine took just over 2 months from the electronic filing to get back in the mail. Until they put it in the mail the updates on the DPS site continually stated "waiting for paperwork."

Max

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 6:05 pm
by SewTexas
I sent mine in the first of Nov....My birthday was Fri...no sign of my card yet... :???: felt rather naked yesterday and today...at least I was with my husband, we'll start his earlier...I know I should have taken the holidays into account, just wasn't thinking. :banghead:

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 6:08 pm
by nightmare
Deltaboy wrote:We need the Law amended since the State can not keep up our renewals. Upon receiving our payment we should be able to download and print a 90 day extension from our Birthday renewal date. So we can continue to carry.
Meh. Now that no class is required for renewals, I don't have much sympathy if you wait until the last minute.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 8:21 pm
by Jumping Frog
Deltaboy wrote:We need the Law amended since the State can not keep up our renewals. Upon receiving our payment we should be able to download and print a 90 day extension from our Birthday renewal date. So we can continue to carry.
If that process was implemented, then it would invalidate a CHL being able to purchase a firearm without a NICS check. Basically, the federal exemption for states allowing a CHL to bypass the NICS check requires a background check every five years. An automatic extension means someone could be licensed longer that 5 years before getting the background check.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2014 11:02 pm
by Deltaboy
Got mine today 7 weeks after I started the process mainly due to Thanksgiving ,Christmas and New Years Holidays. :txflag:

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2014 12:58 pm
by Deltaboy
nightmare wrote:
Deltaboy wrote:We need the Law amended since the State can not keep up our renewals. Upon receiving our payment we should be able to download and print a 90 day extension from our Birthday renewal date. So we can continue to carry.
Meh. Now that no class is required for renewals, I don't have much sympathy if you wait until the last minute.
Yep and the State can renew my DL the same day . I started the process online 5 weeks before my due date and With in 5 minutes all my stuff showed I was ready to go. BUT it took them 7 weeks. I understand they are apparently understaffed but if they are they need to give us a more accurate time line or further streamline the Process.

Re: When to start chl renewal??

Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2014 6:57 pm
by tarkus
No doubt the CHL division could be more efficient but if we can apply up to six months before renewal, then I can think of a lot of places where I would rather we spend our political capital. No offense intended to anybody with different priorities.