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Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:35 pm
by USA1
redrockx wrote: so, what time frame am i looking at "if" all goes well...? for plastic to arrive.
hello .

where you live has a lot to do with it . i would estimate 60 days give or take .

good luck . :tiphat:

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:53 pm
by redrockx
USA1 wrote:
redrockx wrote: so, what time frame am i looking at "if" all goes well...? for plastic to arrive.
hello .

where you live has a lot to do with it . i would estimate 60 days give or take .

good luck . :tiphat:
Well, i'm in "small town" Stephenville Tx... about 75miles west of FtWorth.
and have lived here 3 months, but i was born 20 miles FROM here.
even smaller town named Hico...
:confused5

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:00 pm
by USA1
redrockx wrote:
USA1 wrote:
redrockx wrote: so, what time frame am i looking at "if" all goes well...? for plastic to arrive.
hello .

where you live has a lot to do with it . i would estimate 60 days give or take .

good luck . :tiphat:
Well, i'm in "small town" Stephenville Tx... about 75miles west of FtWorth.
and have lived here 3 months, but i was born 20 miles FROM here.
even smaller town named Hico...
:confused5
that will work to your favor .

its the most populated areas such as Houston that seem to have the most delays , especially when it comes to the background check .

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:33 pm
by redrockx
well sweet...
small towns should be less delays...


thanks for the info.

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 9:00 pm
by ES4Me
Ok.....me and the DH got our rejected paperwork back from the DPS today. For various reasons, my app was sent in two weeks prior to hubby's. Same notary, same CHL class, etc. - only difference in our apps was the obvious name, rank and serial number. ;-)

So, I open my envelope first. Yep - there it is - the letter regarding the TR100 and the fact that the class was taken before Sept. 1. Then there is a second letter. Letter of rejection for ONE of the notarized pages because (handwritten in red ink at the bottom of the official letter) "Our system don't recognize hand written expiration date for notaries". Aarrrggghhh........no wonder they have problems at the DPS office!! My gosh...simple correct grammar would perhaps be a GOOD thing in a professional environment, no??? Guess I should just be happy it didn't say "You don't got no right stamp on your papers". :eek6

To make this whole thing even more rich, my next door neighbor is the person who notarized our paperwork. She is a court reporter and notarizes testimony for CAPITAL MURDER CASES IN OUR COUNTY (amongst many other cases)!!!!! She is the right hand person to a District Court Judge!! So the DPS is telling me her notary seals are not sufficient??? :headscratch

Then I move on to hubby's envelope. Yep...same TR100 issue - NO rejection of his notarized forms notarized by our neighbor!! Oh yea...and no red ink/improper grammar at the bottom of his letter.

:banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

I'm going for some aspirin......my head hurts!

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:51 pm
by joe817
Oh gosh ES4Me, I feel for you so bad. I can understand your frustrations. I really can.

But as you applied online, you got in your packet, a piece of paper titled: INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING AFFIDAVITS AND AUTHORIZATION. It's form # CR-84L(8/07)[in the lower right hand corner].

Instruction number 3):
"On each form, in the presence of a notary public, please sign your name, and then have the notary fill in the date and sign his/her name and apply an inked notary's seal. It is imperative that the date, notary's name, and seal are made in ink so that they can be photocopies. Notary expiration dates must not be handwritten in. "

Personally I think that's silly. But they must have a reason for requiring this.

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:06 pm
by seadog
sorry ES4Me

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:10 pm
by seadog
USA1 wrote:
redrockx wrote: so, what time frame am i looking at "if" all goes well...? for plastic to arrive.
hello .

where you live has a lot to do with it . i would estimate 60 days give or take .

good luck . :tiphat:
Looks like it's moving faster now. I am just outside of Houston in Galveston county and I got my approval in 58 calendar days. My plastic hit the mail box yesterday for a total of 64 days

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:37 pm
by ammo two
seadog wrote: Looks like it's moving faster now. I am just outside of Houston in Galveston county and I got my approval in 58 calendar days. My plastic hit the mail box yesterday for a total of 64 days

Congrats Seadog!

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 5:45 pm
by redrockx
ammo two wrote:
seadog wrote: Looks like it's moving faster now. I am just outside of Houston in Galveston county and I got my approval in 58 calendar days. My plastic hit the mail box yesterday for a total of 64 days

Congrats Seadog!

SWEET...

happy toatn'

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 7:30 pm
by ExMarlboroMan
seadog wrote:
USA1 wrote:
redrockx wrote: so, what time frame am i looking at "if" all goes well...? for plastic to arrive.
hello .

where you live has a lot to do with it . i would estimate 60 days give or take .

good luck . :tiphat:
Looks like it's moving faster now. I am just outside of Houston in Galveston county and I got my approval in 58 calendar days. My plastic hit the mail box yesterday for a total of 64 days
Another League City'er here. I lived in Houston/Harris county my whole life though untill 2007. So I've got records from Harris and Galveston , hope that doesn't throw 'em too far off from the 60 day mark!

BTW You know that League City/ 77573 has the highest number of CHL's in TEXAS!!!

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 7:33 pm
by Kevinf2349
ExMarlboroMan wrote:BTW You know that League City/ 77573 has the highest number of CHL's in TEXAS!!!
Howdy...from one of those :)...well two counting the better half.

Welcome onboard. Where did you take the CHL class?

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 8:39 pm
by CHLady
CHLady wrote: :hurry: :fire :patriot: :clapping: Wooo Hooo! After 51 days "Application Completed - license issued or certificate active". I'm going to pick out my outfit for the Wally Walk!! Yeah!!! I should have my license by this weekend!!!
Would you believe that I got my plastic today?!!!!! Wooo Hooo!!! Look out Wally World here I come!

Thanks everyone for your support in making this a bearable process! The DPS is getting it back together! Yeah!!!

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 8:43 pm
by Kevinf2349
Many congratulations CHLady. Enjoy the Wally Walk and be safe out there. :tiphat:

Re: September 2009 Applications

Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 7:14 am
by NAVY CHIEF
CHLady wrote:
CHLady wrote: :hurry: :fire :patriot: :clapping: Wooo Hooo! After 51 days "Application Completed - license issued or certificate active". I'm going to pick out my outfit for the Wally Walk!! Yeah!!! I should have my license by this weekend!!!
Would you believe that I got my plastic today?!!!!! Wooo Hooo!!! Look out Wally World here I come!

Thanks everyone for your support in making this a bearable process! The DPS is getting it back together! Yeah!!!
Congratulations CHLady! One more woman that the BG's better NOT to mess with! :smash: :fire :fire

BTW, we have the same "carry legal" birthday! :thumbs2:


Hooyah!