It was a email reply to my requested status update.
Mailed MD Carry Application Today
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It was a email reply to my requested status update.
5/1/17 - Permit Received - 97 days from the date the check was cashed
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
In person interview is not the same as a command review. You request the command review after a denial.
I am an instructor and I had two of my students call me about an MSP "investigator" Charles Ewing.
He has been pressing applicants for six deposit reports or a letter from the bank, and questions applicants about how much they deposit, how often, where, and how much cash.
It seems that either the MSP or Mr. Ewing is departing from the SOP they released in 2015.
Has anyone else had similar experiences?
He has been pressing applicants for six deposit reports or a letter from the bank, and questions applicants about how much they deposit, how often, where, and how much cash.
It seems that either the MSP or Mr. Ewing is departing from the SOP they released in 2015.
Has anyone else had similar experiences?
My investigator was not Charles Ewing, however I was asked similar questions and for similar documents during my interview.
One thing that was new is that they are now requiring a letter from an employer to state that your employer is "requesting" their employee to carry, in lieu of "allowing" their employee to carry. I was told that they want to put some liability back on the business owner.
Enlighten me, what was the SOP released in 2015?
Check this thread for information about the SOP: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=180645&highlight=sop+msp
- Mar 17, 2017
- 20
I received my DENIAL letter today, going to submit the request for the HPRB. Anyone know how long the current wait is for the board?
Hakuna Matata
Active Member
- May 14, 2014
- 196
I had a different investigator, but I was asked for a letter from the bank or my bank statement even though I submitted proof of deposits with my original application. I was also asked how often I made deposits and what percentage was cash.
mxrider
Former MSI Treasurer
I believe it is roughly 4 months
Sounds like the system is working just the way thy want it to.
And they say that they have 8 hearings scheduled for every meeting. Through Jan 2018 that's 128 hearings.
A year ago the backlog was ~30-40.
- Mar 17, 2017
- 20
That is insane!!!!
Magnumst
Ultimate Member
- Mar 26, 2013
- 1,253
Tomorrow will be 90 days. Wonder if my permit or denial letter will be in the mail?
Tomorrow will be 90 days. Wonder if my permit or denial letter will be in the mail?
Great chance, seriously. Everything I've ever gotten from MSP came on either a Friday or Saturday.
daggo66
Ultimate Member
My wife is in the process and we thought was. She received an email stating that a letter requesting that she be armed was necessary. I was getting ready to draft a reply, however when reviewing the SOP there actually was a line very near the bottom and in her category of employment there actually was a statement requiring the letter. No one else in the company, including myself had to supply this letter.
Magnumst
Ultimate Member
- Mar 26, 2013
- 1,253
I like your optimism!
good guy 176
R.I.P.
A few days ago I called the Indiana county (PA) sheriff's office to ask what I needed to get my permit once we reestablish our roots in western PA later this year.
Answer: proof of residency (lease, tax return, PA DL), $20 and a couple of individual, unrelated, references.
That's it...and with my military background and the fact that I grew up in the county seat and lived across town for 23 years, maybe get the permit on the spot.
Lew--Ranger63
LaurHell, Md
Answer: proof of residency (lease, tax return, PA DL), $20 and a couple of individual, unrelated, references.
That's it...and with my military background and the fact that I grew up in the county seat and lived across town for 23 years, maybe get the permit on the spot.
Lew--Ranger63
LaurHell, Md
So, my understanding is, they are requesting proof of active bank accounts be provided to prove that the applicant has an active business. I call that ********, because there is no requirement that the business be continually active in order to protect yourself from someone that thinks, as a business owner, you have something of value.
Hakuna Matata
Active Member
- May 14, 2014
- 196
The entire G&S requirement is BS bc there's NOTHING more valuable to anyone than their life is and who gives a fvck if that person is a business owner or not.
TBH I couldn't care less about protecting my physical business assets, it's just stuff and all of it is insured....I just want to make sure I'm not hurt or killed in the process.
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