77R and Occupation

[TylerFirearms]

MSP has kicked back three 77R applications to us for errors in occupation. One was “entrepreneur”, one was “government employee” and the other was “none”. They said they weren’t descriptive enough.

The applications are sent back to us and a we must contact the applicant to get a more descriptive occupation. We the. resubmit the application, contact MSP on the dealer live help chat and ask them to modify the occupation field of the application. It is uncertain how many times this will happen.


Chuck

 

[Bertfish]

How the f$ck does that have a damned thing to do with approving a 77R?

 

[Kman]

So none of your goddamn business wouldn't cut it ether?

 

[Bertfish]

Come on someone sue MSP for denial of an application based on being unemployed...

 

[Muleskinner]

If they are concerned about my occupation, from now on as far as they are concerned I am a brain surgeon/porn star...I think that's descriptive enough

 

[mlj427]

My son put unemployed due to COVID.

 

[boothdoc]

N/A is sufficient

 

[2500yards]

They are still doing this. Why does occupation have any relevance.

 

[teratos]

I have been using “physician to the stars” on anything that asks occupation or title.

 

[Brychan]

If they are concerned about my occupation, from now on as far as they are concerned I am a brain surgeon/porn star...I think that's descriptive enough

Do you practice both occupations at the same time?

 

[John from MD]

Hey, Doctor Hair, how about putting down "Butt Fondeler" and see how well that works out.

 

[teratos]

Do you practice both occupations at the same time?

Mind f*ck.

 

[teratos]

Hey, Doctor Hair, how about putting down "Butt Fondeler" and see how well that works out.

I will try with my next purchase.

 

[Jimgoespewpew]

MSP has kicked back three 77R applications to us for errors in occupation. One was “entrepreneur”, one was “government employee” and the other was “none”. They said they weren’t descriptive enough.

The applications are sent back to us and a we must contact the applicant to get a more descriptive occupation. We the. resubmit the application, contact MSP on the dealer live help chat and ask them to modify the occupation field of the application. It is uncertain how many times this will happen.


Chuck

It will happen as often as you submit applications with vague occupations. Will you continue doing the same thing and expecting a different result, or remind customers to be specific? "Healthcare" isn't sufficient. Oncologist, pediatric nurse, radiologic technician, vascular surgeon, etc will do the trick. You're a dealer. You should know this.

 

[Scottysan]

sounds like accountants all over the world.
They get a tiny speck of power, and lord it over all who trespass.

 

[Inigoes]

If the MSP wants a more descriptive job title, just use "hitman in training".

 

[rseymorejr]

It will happen as often as you submit applications with vague occupations. Will you continue doing the same thing and expecting a different result, or remind customers to be specific? "Healthcare" isn't sufficient. Oncologist, pediatric nurse, radiologic technician, vascular surgeon, etc will do the trick. You're a dealer. You should know this.

This thread is 2 years old, I imagine they're on top of it now.

 

[Jimgoespewpew]

This thread is 2 years old, I imagine they're on top of it now.

One would think. This is why I think the original posting date should appear next to or below the thread title.

 

[Squaregrouper]

I'm going to put "Professional Felcher" on my next application- just so they have to look it up.

 

[rseymorejr]

I'm going to put "Professional Felcher" on my next application- just so they have to look it up.

How do you lose your Amateur standing in something like that?