- Feb 19, 2013
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Indubitably, and rewarded for being so.
It's day ONE ...well sort of
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Indubitably, and rewarded for being so.
MSP is at least moving on my application- my check was cashed within two days of handing my application in, so at a minimum I know that it wasn't lost in a pile of paperwork.
I honestly didn't even expect my envelope to be opened for a couple of weeks- the way it's described as being so drawn out.
How long does it typically take before references start getting contacted and/or you hear from the state for a phone interview? a month? two?
I honestly didn't even expect my envelope to be opened for a couple of weeks- the way it's described as being so drawn out.
How long does it typically take before references start getting contacted and/or you hear from the state for a phone interview? a month? two?
moojersey
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HIIIIIIIGH HOOOOOOOOOOOOO SILVERRRRRRRR !!!!!!!
Nailed it. Only thing I would say is not probably. And it is a long shot.
They are cleaning up the procedures really nicely, but it can all be undone next go around.
HIIIIIIIGH HOOOOOOOOOOOOO SILVERRRRRRRR !!!!!!!
Nailed it. Only thing I would say is not probably. And it is a long shot.
They are cleaning up the procedures really nicely, but it can all be undone next go around.
Exactly. I lurk the HPRB threads and procedural changes along with open meeting act compliance would be about the only positives I see.
One or two getting approved and a handful getting restrictions lifted may or may not be progress. There is not a lot of past history available on which to compare those decisions.
So long as Hogan has a 70% approval rating and believes 95% of those applying receive their permits he has zero reasons to move 2a rights to the front burner and risk being smacked down by his buddy Miller.
Nobody
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- Jan 15, 2009
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Day 16 (March 16) check cashed for MSP
Still no word on Florida check being cashed.
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Still no word on Florida check being cashed.
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- Jan 15, 2009
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Just checked again, both FL and MD mailed same day FL check cashed on 10th wife wrote check from different account.
Still no communication with either agency.
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Still no communication with either agency.
Nobody
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,767
Did you get your FL paper prominently notarized WITH EMBOSSED Seal? They are picky about that, just an ink stamp , they no likey.
Many notaries I have used of late no longer have a embosser, inked stamps on seems the call of the day...
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- Jan 15, 2009
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An ink stamp, I asked about seal and she said everyone was going to these.
We will see what happens.
Also as mentioned in OP the guy at live scan in Towson said " they don't like MD LEO prints I should get them out of state or get the Utah permit. We will see what happens, I sent two cards to help should one not be good for any reason.
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- Feb 19, 2013
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I got my FL around three years ago. I had read others get rejected because of the seal, and warning to get it embossed. Sure enough I got a rejection letter. I made sure the notary did emboss it, but he used a small rectangular stamper. They are use to looking at the big round seals most states use. I was able to fix things via phone calls. One lady I spoke to got back to me a few days later and told me she saw is was embossed. Maybe by now they are accepting just an ink stamp.
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Day 29: Received my Florida permit in today's mail. Not a word from MD except that I know they cashed my check. I checked the bank the did not notify me.
My permit does not have my address on it and has a blue header.
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My permit does not have my address on it and has a blue header.
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Used to be, until PA dropped them. I used my FL more than my MD (over the last 5 years).
I was looking at either a VA or FL but it didn't look like FL recognized VA's non-res permit. I travel to FL at least once a year and NC and VA multiple times per year. Rarely travel into PA. I'll keep that in mind though, thanks.
Nobody
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Called by Trooper ×××÷÷÷÷ interview is Thursday
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basscat
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- Jul 23, 2012
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Interesting. I sent my app in 2 weeks before you and haven't got a call yet.
different barracks that your file was assigned to most likely. The administrative investigators all have their own case loads.
Nobody
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Did you put your 5 special little pieces of paper in your envolope?
Just a joke
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Interview tomorrow, please keep good thoughts for me.
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