Application Progress Tracking Thread

[camo556]

For those who’ve gotten NICS, when you hit the Print Application button is it the date that gets populated or a number next to NICS? A buddy of mine who was accepted a week after me has a date (same date as his accepted date) but the area next to NICS is still blank.

Thanks.

number. and, it will have letters and digits

 

[SWO Daddy]

Submitted - 7/6
DD214 training exempt
Accepted - 7/18
NICS - 8/3
Approved - ???

Celebratory PX4 Storm picked up 7/11

I have an identical timeline. Hoping to hear some good news this week.

 

[jrumann59]

if they off loaded some of the work to the barracks as opposed to the LD, I suspect the ones the Barracks are doing probably take a little longer depending on whatever is going at the barracks for daily operation.

 

[Marshmallow]

Submitted 8/8

This can't be as bad of a wait as the wait for my F350 lol.

 

[6-Pack]

HGP16XXX
Started Application: 6/23
Submitted: 7/10
Accepted: 7/21 (11 days)
NICS: 8/9 (19 days)

Maybe they used the same NICS for the 77R I submitted the other day?

 

[PapiBarcelona]

It seems like everyone was getting their permits in the mail in 2-3 day timeframe up until last week when something new happened? Maybe the printer needs to cool off a couple days?


But to keep it real, I'm fairly pleased with the process compared to what folks in Hawaii, NY, NJ and probably CA (?) are dealing with.

 

[9_45]

perusing the thread, it looks like the folks that got approved Monday 8/1 got cards mailed and received late that week (Friday?).

Those approved 8/2 or after are still waiting for a card in the mail.

I wonder, did MSP produce so many cards already that the lamination machine broke sometime last Monday August 1?

View attachment 375854

I was approved on 8/2, and yet still waiting. lol

 

[joyd69]

22HGP017XXX
started: 06/24/22
submitted: 7/18/22
auto generated: 7/18/22
accepted: 7/21/22
NICS: 8-09-22

 

[AngloSaxon]

Also approved 8/2/22 but i guess it says 5 to 7 business days, so they do not count 8/2/22 or Saturday or Sunday so Thursday will be 7 days. Can you even imagine how backed up it will be once the classes start rolling out 20 to 30 at a crack.

 

[BUFF7MM]

Damn, guess I lucked out with an 8/1 approval, card was delivered 8/4.

 

[Boondock Saint]

Also approved 8/2/22 but i guess it says 5 to 7 business days, so they do not count 8/2/22 or Saturday or Sunday so Thursday will be 7 days. Can you even imagine how backed up it will be once the classes start rolling out 20 to 30 at a crack.

Twenty to 30 a crack? My class had 75-80 people in it!

 

[TRON 2.0]

Twenty to 30 a crack? My class had 75-80 people in it!

Same here. My class had at least 70 people in it.

 

[Atlasarmory]

Twenty to 30 a crack? My class had 75-80 people in it!

Yea 80 is the new 30
I think I was in your class

 

[Some Guy]

7/12 - Submitted
7/20 - Accepted
8/8 - NICS

 

[ICW2019]

So NICS to approval and approval to card in hand look to be bout 7 days each?

 

[94hokie]

Also approved 8/2/22 but i guess it says 5 to 7 business days, so they do not count 8/2/22 or Saturday or Sunday so Thursday will be 7 days. Can you even imagine how backed up it will be once the classes start rolling out 20 to 30 at a crack.

We're starting to see the slow down now. The weekend of 7/9-10 was the first weekend after Hogan's announcement. I was taking my class at MSAR that weekend and there was a guy there doing fingerprints and he never had less than 30 people in line to do prints all day both days that weekend. There were also at least 3 trainers there doing qualification portions of there classes that weekend along with the class that MSAR runs with ASTC. We've gone from 14 days from accepted to NICS to 19 within the past week and I expect it will lengthen out some more

 

[Dom.Lu]

Submitted Aug. 2nd just got accepted today 8/9. I have an HQL, no DD214...

 

[JPG]

They are working them by Accepted date. NICS has nothing to do with when you get the Approval.

It looks like they started Approving the 7/15 "Accepted" applications today. They have been Approving the 7/14 applications since last Thursday. I assume that they have or will complete the 7/14 stragglers today.

 

[rseymorejr]

An Administrative Law Judge is not a supervisor.

MSP management is fully committed to processing every complete application for the issuance of a permit or HQL in the most efficient manner possible.

MSP is listening to complaints and concerns from the public and from 2A organizations in the state and has been open and transparent about the process.

6,000 permits have been approved in the last 40 odd days. MSP is hiring civilians and contractors to deal with the volume of applications, is handing out overtime (mandatory 10 hours per Licensing Division employee and troopers) and is training troopers all over the state to help deal with the caseload.

What more do you want?

Honestly, if they can approve a 77R in 7 days they should be able to approve a W&C in the same time frame.

 

[AOW162435]

When you revived your accepted email did it say they would contact you when an investigator was assigned and they you didn’t just got the ncis then approved?

Jay,
That's correct. Just like you stated.


Andreas