Any wear & carry interview advice?
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Mike OTDP
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- Feb 12, 2008
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Did interview...not a big deal. We'll see how this turns out.
mxrider
Former MSI Treasurer
Told Ya
And now, the person that has your paperwork will take more than 30 days to submit the info to the licensing division (Mine took ~45 days after my references/wife were contacted)
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
Doesn't matter how long it takes the interviewer to forward the paperwork. You will not see a permit in your mailbox until right on the 90 day after applying deadline.
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I took MomOSix along to the barrack on interview day since we had to travel out of county. I let my trooper doing the interview know that she was along. He asked her if she would mind him asking a few questions.
They finished quickly and we were on our way. Still took 95 days from application date to receive the permit.
They finished quickly and we were on our way. Still took 95 days from application date to receive the permit.
Mike OTDP
Ultimate Member
- Feb 12, 2008
- 3,324
Status update...got a call from the Licensing Division about six weeks ago, they indicated it was favorable...but I haven't seen a permit yet. At my interview, I was told that MSP had 90 working days, which worked out to the end of August.
buellsfurn
Ultimate Member
had my interview about three weeks ago and was told same thing MSP had 90 days big difference from March/ April when I was told 60 days
Wow! She's good. She should be working at a psychiatric hospital somewhere.
Did my interview last week. I asked when did the 90 day count begin. His reply was "who said 90 days?" He said 5-6 months from the completion of the investigation.
esqappellate
President, MSI
- Feb 12, 2012
- 7,408
I know that your interview is over (good luck), so this response is for others, based on my own personal experience:
First: Do your up most to be civil and completely professional. The officer may well be highly sympathetic to you. And if he is not, you have lost nothing by being professional. Have a conversational tone.
Second: Bring documentation of the ISIS threat in Maryland. As much as you can find on the Internet and elsewhere. Make it part of the record and keep a copy.
Third: Ask for an unrestricted permit on grounds that you are a presumed risk occupation. Use those words. The threat to you is from terrorism. Which will / can happen where ever you happen to be.
Fourth: Be sure to ask for written explanation if, for some reason, your application is denied or if the permit is restricted. You have right to that under MSP regs. which you should cite and remind them of (copy attached):
COMAR: 29.03.02.08
.08 Issuance and Denial.
A. In accordance with Public Safety Article, §5-306(a), Annotated Code of Maryland, the Secretary shall issue a permit or provide a written denial of the application within a reasonable time after receiving a properly completed application.
B. A properly completed application must satisfy all the requirements prescribed by the Secretary.
C. A written denial provided by the Secretary shall contain the reasons the application was denied and a statement of the applicant’s appeal rights.
D. The Secretary may limit the geographic area, circumstances, or times of the day, week, month, or year in which a permit is valid or effective.
buellsfurn
Ultimate Member
dbledoc I hope you're guy is wrong class instructor did advise us that interview persons info may likely be in accurate
I am hoping so. He says their case load has doubled since January and they have not been given more resources to get the cases cleared.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,170
I belive Dbldoc that he accurately quoted what was told to him in person.
Whether that statement conforms with COMAR , or if MSP cares, is seperate conversation.
Whether that statement conforms with COMAR , or if MSP cares, is seperate conversation.
Are you flipping serious? 5-6 months for a damn handgun permit? That is just plum ridiculous on so many levels. Come on, 90 days is way to much time in my humble opinion. If it is truly taking them 5-6 months well, something is seriously wrong with that entire "operation" my friends. They need to fire, replace and start over.
Easy there big boy, their volume hasn't gone up that much and in all appearances they have been staying under 90 days.
basscat
Ultimate Member
- Jul 23, 2012
- 1,397
The 3 D's: Discourage, Delay, Deny. MSP motto.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
Sounds like the mantra of insurance companies except it is: delay, deny, defend
Mike OTDP
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- Feb 12, 2008
- 3,324
Still waiting as of today.
Well the guy who did my interview was mistaken. Got my answer last week.
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