IP's that help with DC permits

welder516 · Jul 31, 2019

Reaching out to any IP's here at MDS that offer full service permit walk-thru or help .
I don't have multiple hours and time to spend on the process . Anyone here take care of paperwork and the assistance (full service)

Any help would be grateful . Just PM a cost for the services and what it includes . I basically want one stop shopping .

Shazam · Jul 31, 2019

DC is EZ compared to Maryland. You don't need to hire someone and as I remember you must do it in person to get your photo and fingerprints.

I had recent Maryland training. One morning, I Metro'd to to a very early (7 AM) DC Law class given by DCConcealedcarry.com. Took that certificate along with my Md training papers and Metro'd to Police HQ when they opened. Applied, and registered my pistol. Then Metro'd out of town by 10:30 AM.

No assistance needed.

I can phone you if you need someone to talk you through it.

bigmanindc · Aug 2, 2019

Shazam said:
DC is EZ compared to Maryland. You don't need to hire someone and as I remember you must do it in person to get your photo and fingerprints.

I had recent Maryland training. One morning, I Metro'd to to a very early (7 AM) DC Law class given by DCConcealedcarry.com. Took that certificate along with my Md training papers and Metro'd to Police HQ when they opened. Applied, and registered my pistol. Then Metro'd out of town by 10:30 AM.

No assistance needed.

I can phone you if you need someone to talk you through it.

What he said!!!!

welder516 · Aug 2, 2019

Shazam said:
DC is EZ compared to Maryland. You don't need to hire someone and as I remember you must do it in person to get your photo and fingerprints.

I had recent Maryland training. One morning, I Metro'd to to a very early (7 AM) DC Law class given by DCConcealedcarry.com. Took that certificate along with my Md training papers and Metro'd to Police HQ when they opened. Applied, and registered my pistol. Then Metro'd out of town by 10:30 AM.

No assistance needed.

I can phone you if you need someone to talk you through it.

I will shoot you a PM , Thank You :thumbsup:

MdGunFiend · Aug 3, 2019

Not really worth it unless you just got money to blow, just do it yourself

You only need a couple hours to fill out paperwork.

No matter who helps you, you still have to go down and get fingerprinted and photo'd, and you still have to take the class. No real way around it, other than nefarious methods. Otherwise I think its still around 16 hours of class plus the range? LoL pretty sure people can correct me on that if I'm wrong.

Occam · Aug 3, 2019

How stale (calendar-wise) can one's MD permit training be to cover DC's requirements?

Shazam · Aug 3, 2019

Occam said:
How stale (calendar-wise) can one's MD permit training be to cover DC's requirements?

I think 2 years.

welder516 · Aug 3, 2019

MDbiker said:
Not really worth it unless you just got money to blow, just do it yourself

You only need a couple hours to fill out paperwork.

No matter who helps you, you still have to go down and get fingerprinted and photo'd, and you still have to take the class. No real way around it, other than nefarious methods. Otherwise I think its still around 16 hours of class plus the range? LoL pretty sure people can correct me on that if I'm wrong.

I would never do anything "Nefarious" One member here has shared a company name and offered to share information .
I now have at least a direction .

SWO Daddy · Aug 3, 2019

Shazam said:
DC is EZ compared to Maryland. You don't need to hire someone and as I remember you must do it in person to get your photo and fingerprints.

I had recent Maryland training. One morning, I Metro'd to to a very early (7 AM) DC Law class given by DCConcealedcarry.com. Took that certificate along with my Md training papers and Metro'd to Police HQ when they opened. Applied, and registered my pistol. Then Metro'd out of town by 10:30 AM.

No assistance needed.

I can phone you if you need someone to talk you through it.

You don't need to physically bring your pistol to get registered?

Shazam · Aug 3, 2019

SWO Daddy said:
You don't need to physically bring your pistol to get registered?

No

Occam · Aug 3, 2019

SWO Daddy said:
You don't need to physically bring your pistol to get registered?

Absent already having a permit, I can’t see how one could do that without instantly being in legal hot water.

welder516 · Aug 3, 2019

Occam said:
Absent already having a permit, I can’t see how one could do that without instantly being in legal hot water.

When DC was a May Issue 4 MDS members drove into DC with pistols and hand carried them into the Metro Police Station .

SWO Daddy · Aug 3, 2019

welder516 said:
When DC was a May Issue 4 MDS members drove into DC with pistols and hand carried them into the Metro Police Station .

Yeah that's what I remember. I recall folks being told to bring all their paperwork with them in case they were searched. Glad to see they've done away with that.

JMintzer · Aug 3, 2019

Occam said:
How stale (calendar-wise) can one's MD permit training be to cover DC's requirements?

Pretty sure it's 1 year. I just renewed my DC permit and I'm almost positive that's what the form said...

I used my MD training renewal from last October...

MdGunFiend · Aug 3, 2019

JMintzer said:
Pretty sure it's 1 year. I just renewed my DC permit and I'm almost positive that's what the form said...

I used my MD training renewal from last October...

Do you know where on the site it says they accept previous training? I thought it has to be one of the ones on the list they have

Or are you just talking about renewals?

I had previous training but I think it was about 3 years out so I didn't even bother.

Stoveman · Aug 3, 2019

welder516 said:
When DC was a May Issue 4 MDS members drove into DC with pistols and hand carried them into the Metro Police Station .

That was a good time, the security guards at MPD HQ just about flipped out when the four of us walked in with our heaters.

welder516 · Aug 3, 2019

Stoveman said:
That was a good time, the security guards at MPD HQ just about flipped out when the four of us walked in with our heaters.

It was a good day even if I did not get my permit on that visit . I thought for sure it was a set-up .

CrueChief · Aug 3, 2019

So Md renewal permit class and the DC law class is good or does it need to be the initial MD permit class?

Stoveman · Aug 3, 2019

CrueChief said:
So Md renewal permit class and the DC law class is good or does it need to be the initial MD permit class?

Initial DC or renewal? For the initial DC the MD training will suffice but you still need to take the DC law portion.

CrueChief · Aug 4, 2019

Stoveman said:
Initial DC or renewal? For the initial DC the MD training will suffice but you still need to take the DC law portion.

So for an initial DC permit, an MD renewal class plus DC law is all that is needed as long as the MD renewal class was less than a year old?

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