Ccw interview in a week, need some help
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rickyp
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- Sep 13, 2009
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Try walking in with a good lawyer. And let him do the talking for you. You should be able to use his fee as a business expense since you are going to use your permit for business only.
pro1742
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You can disagree all you want but I am a business owner and I have had my Carry Permit in Md for 12 years running now and everything I have stated are things I have been told and obviously worked for me. Being a business owner alone will not guarantee you a carry permit. In fact if you think you will get a carry permit in Maryland based on good and substantial you only kidding yourself.
ericahls
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I have a friend who recently became a US citizen. He has been working in the United States for about eight years. He has a full-time job W-2 and recently within the last year and a half started a part-time business doing programming.
I encouraged him to apply for his carry permit and had him apply under business owner subcategory making deposits. He barely had six deposits all of which were checks. He got his permit. He has the same restrictions as mine while actively involved in financial business transactions with the standard to and from place of business and to and from residence.
He also applied for and got his PA permit shortly after receiving his Maryland permit. As I have said before. Unless something has changed radically. If you are a business owner with at least six deposits you will be given a permit. And you do not need cash transactions to qualify as a business owner making deposits.
I encouraged him to apply for his carry permit and had him apply under business owner subcategory making deposits. He barely had six deposits all of which were checks. He got his permit. He has the same restrictions as mine while actively involved in financial business transactions with the standard to and from place of business and to and from residence.
He also applied for and got his PA permit shortly after receiving his Maryland permit. As I have said before. Unless something has changed radically. If you are a business owner with at least six deposits you will be given a permit. And you do not need cash transactions to qualify as a business owner making deposits.
pro1742
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I am not interested in getting into big debate, I am just trying to offer some advise that might help someone get there carry permit. This started with question over bank reciepts and what I stated in my post was a either/or situation as far as letter from bank or 6 deposit slips which is what you stated in your post so I am not sure where we are differing?
What I mean about G&S is we are kidding ourselves because Maryland can turn you down no matter how G&S our reason is for wanting a carry permit, the whole system is a joke.
Seems like a lot of work to get a permit for a once a week trip to the bank. 30 minutes? How restricted are these types of permits?
And yes it seems to be getting worse hearing this. But we are giving our new officials until Memorial Day or something so fingers crossed.
And yes it seems to be getting worse hearing this. But we are giving our new officials until Memorial Day or something so fingers crossed.
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
I asked Sgt Knaub for an interpretation and he said that it covers you as long as you are working for your company and is not tied to a given location. So, if your on the clock, your good to go. He stated that if my business takes me to several locations I'm covered to, from and at those locations as long as it is not a prohibited place.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
Yep he told me the same and promised to send it an email. He never did. So I requested a modification. At first it was denied and then granted at the informal review. It definitely helps to sit down and explain your business with a live person.
pro1742
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Mdfan
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- Apr 16, 2013
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Reading this thread, its making me think I should be applying for my permit-ive never thought I would have a snoballs chance of approval. I have multiple rental properties, so we have multiple rental payments being deposited every month, thruout the month. Many in the form of checks. but some cash. Thoughts? Sorry if this is a detour of the thread.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
Absolutely this meets the ridiculous G&S requirements. Apply!
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