San Diego CCW

[trustno12373]

[MajorCaliber]

Thank you for your the info. I will take your advice and drop them a quick email to let them know that I uploaded the requested residency documents they asked for.


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The SDSO is very concerned about the recency of residence info even in ways that don't always make sense. When I first applied, they would not accept a bill that covered a two month period even if that bill had been issued the day before. What address is on your DL? I think they are going to require that the address on your DL, application, and recent proof, all have to match.

[trustno12373]

Thank you for your the info. I will take your advice and drop them a quick email to let them know that I uploaded the requested residency documents they asked for.


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[Fizz]

Just about everyone is asked to update their res. document.

The res document needs to be current at the time it's approved.

The Sheriff is taking documents when you submit that they know will not be acceptable when it comes approval time.

The change of residency might be a problem. Your residence is listed on the permit and you're required to update it if it ever changes. So now your application and proof of res. have an address mismatch.

You'll probably want to shoot an email to advise them.

[trustno12373]

[L84CABO]

That seems normal. It was the same or my renewal. It seems to me that SDSO does not really use the scheduling features of Pentium to do their internal schedule maintenance, but rather to collect applications and supporting documents and then handle it internally from there.

+1. Normal.

[trustno12373]

That seems normal. It was the same or my renewal. It seems to me that SDSO does not really use the scheduling features of Pentium to do their internal schedule maintenance, but rather to collect applications and supporting documents and then handle it internally from there.

Thank you for your response. I think you are right, because that system has not updated for me since I applied back in July of 2020. This is probably going to be that longest 90 days, but hopefully I will be approved and finally be able to complete this process as well.


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[MajorCaliber]

Hi All,
I have a question that is more along the lines of permitium. I am 81 days into my 90 day approval/denial determination and I would like to know if it is normal for the order tracker in permitium to still show assigning to a processor shortly. Does that system ever update?

That seems normal. It was the same or my renewal. It seems to me that SDSO does not really use the scheduling features of Pentium to do their internal schedule maintenance, but rather to collect applications and supporting documents and then handle it internally from there.

[trustno12373]

San Diego CCW

Hi All,





I have a question that is more along the lines of permitium. I am 81 days into my 90 day approval/denial determination and I would like to know if it is normal for the order tracker in permitium to still show assigning to a processor shortly. Does that system ever update?

[L84CABO]

He should follow the original process. Apply on line and get an appointment date. If his GC has not changed, he will most likely be approved, but he should not schedule his training until he is within 90 day of his appointment, because that training has a limited shelf life. When I renewed, it was during COVID and there was no interview, and no in person address check. The paperwork is all the same.

+1. Have him get his app in immediately at the 90 day mark. And expect them to take the full 90 days...maybe a little more.

Also, if he submits utility bills for his proof of residency, expect them to ask for updated copies just prior to the interview...since his bills will be 90 days old at that point. They hit me with this request late in the afternoon the day before my appointment. Note too that he doesn't have to wait to be asked for this. He can just upload new bills once he's close to the appointment date.

[L84CABO]

We all know the whole "good cause" thing is BS. But with that said, I would say they are not super tough with it as long as you follow the advice by SD County Gun Owners. Your best bet for good cause is always going to be something that is work related or that you have a credible threat against you. But it is VERY possible to get a permit with a good cause along the lines of recreating (hiking, camping, off roading) in remote parts of the county where cell service is sketchy and police response time would be delayed.

Read up on the info at SDCGO, and then you can ask here where you have questions. SDCGO also has a monthly on-line seminar which can be very helpful.

Also do your best to get your application into the system as quickly as you can as this is what starts the clock. Don't be discouraged if initial appointments are way out in the future. The Sheriff's office is working through the backlog caused by the plague so you should see improvement on scheduling.

[ezaircon4jc]

Is your Nexbelt EDC belt?

My EDC belts from Nexbelt are very stiff and stable; for the wood, I carry G20 with 15rds and spare mag with no issues, sometimes a full size 1911 too.

Yes, but it is a dress belt. It seems to lack the stiffness of the Kore. It acts like any other dress belt, but with the click-type buckle.

[MajorCaliber]

Your renewal application, as well as your training qualification, must list all the guns you want on your permit, not just new ones. If you are thinking of acquiring something new, now is the time. You can generally contact the office to add any new ones to your application up to the point where you do your qualification.

[CessnaDriver]

Documentation is the big thing more so than any strict good cause.
So spend the most time on that, have someone at one of the seminars
look it over first, or you can email it to SDCGO first and they will look at it. Again think of things you can document, maybe it will take a little time to build up some documentation if you haven't done so. Or think out of the box, maybe you have old emails planning shooting trips to remote areas, reciepts for expensive equipment/guns you take to remote areas, if job related it can be easier. But try for not job related if possible as you can lose your job and then lose you CCW justification.

[birdman81]