HQL Process update
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HumbleEinstein
Active Member
Is it necessary to input any training info if you're doing training exempt? For instance, do you have to input the number for the online training that was part of the old system? I was expecting to have to input that at some point, but there wasn't anywhere to do it. I ended up filling out a training exempt application without submitting anything in the education section. Does that sound right?
I'm worried there will be a hangup with my application. Thanks.
I'm worried there will be a hangup with my application. Thanks.
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
As long as you entered info about a prior regulated purchase, you are good to go.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
If you training exempt, you are exempt from showing you have training. So there is no place to put any training information in, as it is not needed.
The old online training means absolutely nothing now. Save the card as a memento.
The old online training means absolutely nothing now. Save the card as a memento.
INMY01TA
Ultimate Member
- Dec 29, 2008
- 5,834
Well you still need to prove why you are training exempt. In my case, provide a serial # and manufacturer info of a handgun I already own.
Omega21
Active Member
So I got fingerprinted (and background checked - what's that all about??) yesterday and the lady said I need to input the "Tracking Number" into the MSP application site when it asks for a PCN Number. The PCN number on my form, she said, is an internal agency number that the MSP doesn't need. Has anyone run into this?
My Tracking number is 12 numbers, my PCN number is "YD" followed by ten numbers.
Also, seriously, why did they do (and I paid for) a background check? Does that mean next time I buy a handgun the MSP won't do one? Seems weird.
Thanks in advance!
My Tracking number is 12 numbers, my PCN number is "YD" followed by ten numbers.
Also, seriously, why did they do (and I paid for) a background check? Does that mean next time I buy a handgun the MSP won't do one? Seems weird.
Thanks in advance!
BUFF7MM
☠Buff➐㎣☠
I put in the number with the letters in it.
As for not needing a future background check.
you'll still have it done on your next purchase.My first purchase after the HQL, the paperwork came back in 2 days, of course I still had to wait the required 7 days.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
Yes, but the point I was answering is the person was training exempt, then could not find a place to put in training info.
rnfeliciano
Snoopyboy
- Feb 2, 2013
- 33
hello. My wife applied for her HQL on 12/17. The fingerprints were scanned and she entered the number. It currently says "unverified". She contacted MSP and they said that they have 30 days to complete it and the current wait time is 1-2 weeks. Has anyone run into this? This seems like the background check snafu all over again. I seem to remember that SB281 did not mention a maximum time period, so where did they come up with the 30 day period?
30 days is in the new law.
BUFF7MM
☠Buff➐㎣☠
Give them a call, I had to call after mine was stalled for about 2 weeks, after the call mine went from 1 check being complete to active in less than an hour.
They called ME. I called the finger printer who then verified that everything went through. I then called msp back and they asked me to email a copy of my receipt with the tracking number which I did. I suppose I'll call back tomorrow to see what the problem is.
BUFF7MM
☠Buff➐㎣☠
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
My guess is they will be closed tomorrow. I think it is a "furlough" day.
HumbleEinstein
Active Member
Looks like they processed my application in one day. That was fast.
yup, they were closed. But I still got a visit from my ASED trooper at work
On a positive note, I called MSP back today and just like Hambone said, one call and I was active within seconds.
Apparently the finger printer did something wrong but wouldn't admit it to me(or just didn't realize). They approved it based on CJIS and said they would "have a talk" with the company that did my fingerprints.
In case people are still tracking this im almost to the mid 4,000s
hlpdobro
Active Member
I just went "active" after 8 days (incl Christmas & weekend). Livescan seemed to take forever. I did drop MSP an email inquiry. Their response was polite and advised that there was nothing to be concerned about.
License in the #4300 range.
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License in the #4300 range.
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