They accept CC, certified check or MO
No personal checks or cash
No personal checks or cash
New DC CCW application(fillable)
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Biggfoot44
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But do they take Money Order ?
Or if a DC resident buys a long gun from any LGS FFL in VA, MD, or elsewhere. Only reason a DC resident should be using Sykes is for hand gun transfers, unless they enjoy unnecessarily setting money on fire.
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Lol I am sitting here at 300 Indiana Ave and heard him talking to you.
Pity a repeat applicant gets treated the same as a new one
Pity a repeat applicant gets treated the same as a new one
2112rws
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- Jan 18, 2013
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I have my Maryland W&C permit and my DD-214. Does this exempt me from any portions of the D.C. permit process?
It's not automatic. They say each case is judged on it's own merit. True to form, DC will not publish a list of other training that will automatically exempt you from the 16 hour training. The MD course because of it's length is probably better than anything else you could submit however. DC MAY require the class within the past 2 years. Kind of unclear if this requirement is required to request the training exemption
You still are required to take the 2 hour DC law class.
It's part of their "we're special" mentality they continue to cling to even in light of Wrenn.
You still are required to take the 2 hour DC law class.
It's part of their "we're special" mentality they continue to cling to even in light of Wrenn.
You may potentially be exempt from the 14-hour training requirement, though there is no exemption from the 2-hour DC law class. If the MD training was done within the last two years, you should be good to go.
Submit any qualifications you have.
2112rws
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- Jan 18, 2013
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I was exempt from any training because of having been in the military. How does this factor in with D.C. permit?
They say it isn’t automatic. Submit your paperwork and see what happens
The instructions example mentions a DD214 with marksmanship acknowledgement or something to that effect.
yes they do but no one gets out of the Army under Honorable conditions without basic weapons training.
That requirement is ridiculous especially given the fact that several of us got weapons training but it's not on our DD214's.
I'm not gonna reenlist just to get it added.
That requirement is ridiculous especially given the fact that several of us got weapons training but it's not on our DD214's.
I'm not gonna reenlist just to get it added.
From what I hear of what basic is like today, us geriatrics can probably knock it out without breaking a sweat. 
That said, over the years, the military has changed the information and format of the DD214 document. Some that I have seen do not even list all of your decorations let alone what kind of training you had.
That said, over the years, the military has changed the information and format of the DD214 document. Some that I have seen do not even list all of your decorations let alone what kind of training you had.
I hope DC knows this. Guess we'll see.
There's also a question of them not accepting non-DC approved trainers; although the statute obviously implies non-residents can apply for the exemption with a "qualified" trainer. What or who they consider qualified may depend on which day of the week it is.
I think the regs vagueness is intentional. That gives them leeway to deny applicants.
songlaw
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Swinokur, thanks for the information. Very helpful.
