Application Progress Tracking Thread

[Blaster229]

Yep. I think they are going to move as fast as they can. How long can a background check take?

30 seconds typing your name and social into NCIC. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if they don't ask to use other agency NCIC terminals to get to a workable number.

 

[Bertfish]

The overwhelming amount, they have to push stuff through. 1,000 applications a day so far. They aren't that tyrannical to just sit on those apps. Just makes it worse later on.

Yes. Common sense says you're absolutely right. But the state doesn't always act in that manner.

 

[Wicomico 2a]

Friend who just took a class was told they are just going right to approval with no interview if your NICS is clean.

If only it were that easy. I haveva nics tracking number now listed on my application. Been there over a week or two . And boom nothing still stuck in acceptance where it's been for 3 or 4 weeks.

I haven't seen anywhere, where anyone has gotten the orginal permit yet post apllying after bruen. Not even a status changed to "investagator" or whatever the hell they put. I've seen renewals and restrictions approved in less than a week. But no original

It's funny though. I submitted for Arizona at the same time. Had to mail my app in and it was approved and the permit to my door on the same 3 or 4 week time frame.

 

[CMSGT]

The overwhelming amount, they have to push stuff through. 1,000 applications a day so far. They aren't that tyrannical to just sit on those apps. Just makes it worse later on.

This above... Submitted mine two days ago. Would of submitted earlier but could not immediately find a copy of my DD214. Once I located the DD214, the submitting online process took less than 20 minutes.

 

[camo556]

One instructor told me that the process goes faster if you log in and print your application seven or eight times an hour.

 

[Blaster229]

It's funny though. I submitted for Arizona at the same time. Had to mail my app in and it was approved and the permit to my door on the same 3 or 4 week time frame.

Yeah but is Arizona deluged with 1,000 apps a day? Doubt it.
People are never happy. Someone flicked a switch and now the MSP has to tackle something like never before with the small staff and equipment they have. And NO. They shouldn't have spent millions of dollars on equipment and staff in "preparation" for a decision they didn't know for a fact would happen. I hate when people say "They should have seen this coming". I then ask, oh really? So you know what Clarence Thomas is going to do eh? Crickets...

You know, not everything coming from the licensing division always has to be nefarious against the peasants of the state.

 

[dblas]

Think I'll get on the bandwagon next week and apply. Might as well

Once I'm back in town long enough, I will be right behind you.

 

[6-Pack]

Yeah but is Arizona deluged with 1,000 apps a day? Doubt it.
People are never happy. Someone flicked a switch and now the MSP has to tackle something like never before with the small staff and equipment they have. And NO. They shouldn't have spent millions of dollars on equipment and staff in "preparation" for a decision they didn't know for a fact would happen. I hate when people say "They should have seen this coming". I then ask, oh really? So you know what Clarence Thomas is going to do eh? Crickets...

You know, not everything coming from the licensing division always has to be nefarious against the peasants of the state.

They knew it was coming someday. Why do you think they added the 16 hour training requirement out of nowhere.

 

[Wicomico 2a]

Yeah but is Arizona deluged with 1,000 apps a day? Doubt it.
People are never happy. Someone flicked a switch and now the MSP has to tackle something like never before with the small staff and equipment they have. And NO. They shouldn't have spent millions of dollars on equipment and staff in "preparation" for a decision they didn't know for a fact would happen. I hate when people say "They should have seen this coming". I then ask, oh really? So you know what Clarence Thomas is going to do eh? Crickets...

You know, not everything coming from the licensing division always has to be nefarious against the peasants of the state.

I aggree with you. I was just trying to simply inform. We all known nothing. We won't know till likely September

 

[camo556]

MDSP processes the 77e in a week. The NICS check on my 77r has been running about T+5 from the application date.

Last year the MDSP processed ~140k 77es, or 2700 a week.*

The number of applicants is going to slow from here. The initial wave was DD214 and ppl who had training. Ability to get training will be the bottleneck now and it is virtually impossible to find training before the end of sept.

*If you can buy a gun, and have completed the training, you should be able to carry it because "bear" has equal status as "keep".

 

[Inigoes]

30 seconds typing your name and social into NCIC. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if they don't ask to use other agency NCIC terminals to get to a workable number.

Printing the cards are the issue. Printing laminated cards takes a couple of minutes, before the finished product can be handled.


Not to mention the heat problems from that printing process. We could hear stories about printers burning themselves up. lol

 

[teratos]

Printing the cards are the issue. Printing laminated cards takes a couple of minutes, before the finished product can be handled.


Not to mention the heat problems from that printing process. We could hear stories about printers burning themselves up. lol

Then I suppose they will need to buy a few more printers with the millions of dollars they are taking in from permit fees.

 

[Blaster229]

They knew it was coming someday. Why do you think they added the 16 hour training requirement out of nowhere.

That 16 hour requirement has always been a requirement for the permit process. It isn't new since the Ruling.

 

[teratos]

That 16 hour requirement has always been a requirement for the permit process. It isn't new since the Ruling.

It was just instituted a few years ago. There used to be no training requirement.

 

[camo556]

Then I suppose they will need to buy a few more printers with the millions of dollars they are taking in from permit fees.

No move to paper like they did with HQL.

 

[J.R.]

7/6/2022 Filed & email confirmation "Your HGP application has been created successfully and is in your Application Pool in the State Police Licensing Portal."

7/16/2022 Email update "Your HGP application has been reviewed and the status changed to "Application Accepted." Your application is now awaiting assignment to a background investigator based on the order in which it was received. It is not necessary to contact the HGP section for a "status check" as you will automatically receive an email when your application is assigned to a background investigator."

 

[Wicomico 2a]

One instructor told me that the process goes faster if you log in and print your application seven or eight times an hour.

Lol

 

[Blaster229]

It was just instituted a few years ago. There used to be no training requirement.

You know what I mean. Hair guy.

 

[teratos]

No move to paper like they did with HQL.

Problem solved.

 

[Reloader]

MDSP processes the 77e in a week. The NICS check on my 77r has been running about T+5 from the application date.

Last year the MDSP processed ~140k 77es, or 2700 a week.*

The number of applicants is going to slow from here. The initial wave was DD214 and ppl who had training. Ability to get training will be the bottleneck now and it is virtually impossible to find training before the end of sept.

*If you can buy a gun, and have completed the training, you should be able to carry it because "bear" has equal status as "keep".

This is why I asked Sgt Pickle how many 77Rs they were capable of doing. When he said they were looking at streamlining the carry permit process I figured it would turn out to be something like the 77R.