That place is terrible, just do a search here and you will see multiple threads worth of complaints.
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HOW to APPLY for a MARYLAND Carry Permit
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I have my in person interview with MSP Tuesday morning at the BelAir Barracks. My application was submitted 2/6/19. I had a brief phone call interview yesterday. The officer was very professional that did the phone interview was very polite IMO.
PowPow
Where's the beef?
It's very sad that one needs to go through such a process, given that our natural rights to such have already been given to us at birth and secured by the Constitution of the United States. Chris, I pray that it goes very well for you on Tuesday, brother!
Bigfoot21075
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They set the location
So, someone from Sailsburury could be told to show up in Frederick?
Mine was ~5 miles from my house, that's why I inquired about Chris's.
Bigfoot21075
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I have been to JFK, Waterloo and Belair. All are within an hour of where I live. I live minutes from Waterloo. This last time was the only time there.
Undue burden......
So, if you don't have a driver's license and vehicle I guess you have to hire a $150 dollar Uber round trip to sit down and talk to these clowns?
If they insist on the dog and pony show, the policy should be that they come to THE closest barracks to the Applicant.
I thought these interviews were now done by subcontractors anyway, the State has plenty of money to waste, why put the burden on the Applicant?
So, if you don't have a driver's license and vehicle I guess you have to hire a $150 dollar Uber round trip to sit down and talk to these clowns?
If they insist on the dog and pony show, the policy should be that they come to THE closest barracks to the Applicant.
I thought these interviews were now done by subcontractors anyway, the State has plenty of money to waste, why put the burden on the Applicant?
That's what I was thinking....
Bigfoot21075
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I was denied the first 2 times...
Not only that, the SOP only calls for an in person interview if the application or applicant "raises eyebrows," (my word).
I would guess if they google a name, and find that you have anti-Semitic speech or Stars and Bars on your MySpace page,,, you will have an in person interview.
Bigfoot21075
Ultimate Member
I am pretty sure everyone gets an in person interview for Wear and Carry permit right?
Nope. After Woollard but before the 4CA overturned it, some applicants had their interviews done via phone calls
Probably because of the sheer volume of apps after the initial ruling
Probably because of the sheer volume of apps after the initial ruling
My interviewer sent me an email proposing a couple of dates when he’d be at the barracks near me, and said that if those weren’t good he’d try to accommodate, but would welcome me at any time at his normal desk in Frederick. He was happy to communicate by phone or email. Flexible and professional both in setting up the interview and in conducting it.
The officer set the location. He wanted to meet today (Monday), but I couldn’t make today work, he suggested tomorrow.
HUMONGO
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MIne asked if I could come in to the Belair Barracks. I didn't protest. I live in Havre de Grace and Northeast would have been easier, but Belair was fine. I came in, he walked out to the lobby as soon as I came in (15 minutes early) and called be name, then asked for ID, which I found humorous. Nice guy, professional, candid and easy to talk to. We did the interview, I asked a few questions, then we talked about hunting.
I was a Woollard applicant. I was assigned a Trooper out of Prince Frederick; he advised that he would 'require' my wife and myself to physically present ourselves for interview at his barracks and would call back to schedule a time. He did, eventually - months later, call back after the stay was lifted to tell me he would not need to interview me because I didn't list g&s and he had been waiting for, and just received, guidance on how to divest himself of my investigation.
We're live in upper western HoCo...
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