MSP Licensing Division - Latest Carry Permit Stats 06-23-2022 to 11-19-2022

[anaconda21122]

MSP Licensing Division - Latest Carry Permit Stats 06-23-2022 to 11-19-2022

Applications Accepted: 72,121​ Applications Approved: 51,600​ Applications Disapproved: 751​ Average Processing Time*: 51.6 Days​

* Average Processing Time is from date of application "acceptance*

 

[captGrumpy]

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​ MSP Licensing Division - Latest Carry Permit Stats 06-23-2022 to 11-19-2022

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​ Applications Accepted: 72,121​ Applications Approved: 51,600​ Applications Disapproved: 751​ Average Processing Time*: 51.6 Days​

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​ * Average Processing Time is from date of application "acceptance*

Too bad they are not giving the current processing time ... or better yet an average processing time for each week or month. We are no where near 51.6 days right now.

 

[beetles]

Too bad they are not giving the current processing time ... or better yet an average processing time for each week or month. We are no where near 51.6 days right now.

A sliding 30-day average would be more helpful. If what you say is true, the average days to approval should be rising.

 

[6-Pack]

I’m just happy this confirms there’s no interest in concealed carry

 

[Sunrise]

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​ MSP Licensing Division - Latest Carry Permit Stats 06-23-2022 to 11-19-2022

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​ Applications Accepted: 72,121​ Applications Approved: 51,600​ Applications Disapproved: 751​ Average Processing Time*: 51.6 Days​

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​ * Average Processing Time is from date of application "acceptance*

Great info. Thank you. I recall mine taking around 40 days.

What's the total number of Wear & Carry Permit Owners in Maryland?

 

[jmcgonig]

Too bad they are not giving the current processing time ... or better yet an average processing time for each week or month. We are no where near 51.6 days right now.

I'm at 62 days from acceptance. Probably a few more days from what I am seeing. So average is probably 60-65 which is 10 days slower than before?

Cool info.

 

[Squaregrouper]

The training exempt and those of us who took the class in anticipation of Bruen and applied immediately had processing times of 30 days or less. A wave of applications happened after Hogan's announcement. The BIG wave happened once people started getting permits in hand without G&S.
MSP Licensing was absolutely inundated with new applications in August and September. IMHO, those applicants are who waited/are waiting the longest.

 

[captGrumpy]

A sliding 30-day average would be more helpful. If what you say is true, the average days to approval should be rising.

The Application Progress thread has it around 65-66 days now. I am sitting at 63 days

 

[mpollan1]

Streets are running red with blood

 

[trickg]

1 out of every 100 (roughly) is getting disapproved. I find that interesting - I wonder what's causing them to be disapproved.

 

[Zaicran]

1 out of every 100 (roughly) is getting disapproved. I find that interesting - I wonder what's causing them to be disapproved.

I'm just guessing and don't really know...but I suspect most likely arrest and/or conviction records for various things.

 

[LAC_MD]

I'm at 62 days from acceptance. Probably a few more days from what I am seeing. So average is probably 60-65 which is 10 days slower than before?

Cool info.

I guess to compare apples to apples we need to measure how many work days it takes for approval not just calendar days.

 

[trickg]

I'm just guessing and don't really know...but I suspect most likely arrest and/or conviction records for various things.

I'm not sure I'd even bother to try to apply if I had something in my record that I wasn't positive had been expunged, or would otherwise prevent me from getting it. It's a lot of effort to go through and a lot of money spent only to get denied.

 

[LAC_MD]

I'm just guessing and don't really know...but I suspect most likely arrest and/or conviction records for various things.

Or those who were not truthful. I would imagine lying about even a minor arrest would result in denial even if that arrest would not be a disqualification.

When was G&S waived? It’s possible some were denied by that and simply have to reapply.

 

[Inigoes]

I want to see the MSP defend only 51K applications approved, when their own numbering scheme has this year's approved carry permit numbers over 91K 93K.

 

[LAC_MD]

I want to see the MSP defend only 51K applications approved, when their own numbering scheme has this year's approved carry permit numbers over 91K 93K.

we don’t know for sure if the numbers are consecutive…

 

[scottyfz6]

I want to see the MSP defend only 51K applications approved, when their own numbering scheme has this year's approved carry permit numbers over 91K 93K.

It also looks like the app number gets assigned a number, with letters in front of it. Then when the permit is approved they move on to a new number, which means every approved permit has actually burned up 2 numbers.

 

[Inigoes]

It also looks like the app number gets assigned a number, with letters in front of it. Then when the permit is approved they move on to a new number, which means every approved permit has actually burned up 2 numbers.

Instead of us guessing, the MSP should spell it out since they are already providing numbers.

It's not like the process is a state secret.

 

[normbal]

Just got mine in the mail, 9 days from final approval 11-11-22, application accepted 09-08-22

 

[spicedcrab]

Mine has said "Submitted" for almost 2 weeks now but not showing Accepted. Is this normal?