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Online app

Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 11:37 pm
by TalktexanBBQ
Im new to the chl process ive reading this forum and if i have an arrest in 92 for unlawful possesion of weapon , i was young and dumb, but it was deferred judification not exact sure of class of misdemeanor and by doing the app online how would i show proof it was deferred?

Re: Online app

Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 11:44 pm
by boomerang
TalktexanBBQ wrote:how would i show proof it was deferred?
Include a letter from the court clerk showing the disposition, or stating no record was found.

Re: Online app

Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 7:59 am
by joe817
Hi TalktexanBBQ, welcome to the forum!

boomerang is correct. You need to send in certified court "disposition" of your arrest record with your application packet.

By filing out the online app you can begin the process. Actually you are filling out a request for an application packet. But you have the ability to list any offenses you have been arrested for.

DPS will send you a packet of forms for you to review and fill out. It's about 20 pages if I remember correctly.

But self declaring any arrests on the online app gets you one step ahead of the game. When it comes time to send it to DPS after your CHL class, you then provide them with additional information, with the certified court documents.

Clear as 6 feet of muddy water? :lol: If you have any questions, just ask away! We are here to help you through your journey.

Re: Online app

Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 7:59 am
by Crossfire
The online app is just the first step in the process. Basically, all you are doing is typing in your info instead of handwriting it on the paper app.

After DPS processes your payment, they will mail you an application package which includes the printed app that you filled in online, 3 affidavits to be notarized, 2 fingerprint cards, and a signature card. You will get all those filled out, add your class completion certificate, and your copies of the dispostion of your case and send it back.

So, sometime before you send in your completed app, you will need to contact the county criminal court clerk in the county where your case was processed for that paperwork.