San Diego CCW

[MajorCaliber]

If nothing has changed, there is no reason for you to start by changing anything. However, you may find that that the peculiarities of what they want to see in terms of wording may have changed in the last two years and they may request changes.

[Miltiades]

Renewal application progress

I posted earlier that my permit expires on Feb. 20 and I sent in my renewal application 90 days prior to that. For 2 months I didn't hear anything about an appointment date, but a few days ago they emailed and set my renewal appointment at April 1. So I will have a gap with no permit for about 6 weeks, assuming the renewal happens on April 1 without any delays. I ordered a can of pepper spray to carry during the 6 weeks with no CCW.

[LoadedM333]

Anyone know if you can use the same exact GC for a renewal?

I used the exact word for word on my renewal as my initial since nothing has changed as others stated.

[Kate]

Anyone know if you can use the same exact GC for a renewal?

I thought it wise to be very specific about how the previous GC was still valid. How what was good cause then is still good cause today. And, then the original GC statement followed verbatim...

Katie

[XIII]

Just wanted to post my CCW timeline process to date, I was also hoping to see if others started their process similar to my dates in order to get an idea of where we all stand during the holidays and another round of lockdowns.

03/16/2020 - Called the San Diego Sheriff Department, gave them my info and scheduled an appointment for August 31st, 2020

03/18/2020 - Received email from Permitium to fill out form in order to begin registration and submit application - "Processing" and "convenience" fees also paid.

03/30/2020 - Permit application received by Permitium - Appointment still scheduled for August 31st, 2020

07/02/2020 - Received an email that my appointment was canceled, and that they would call me back to reschedule an appointment to an unknown future date due to the COVID-19 office closure.

08/03/2020 - Received a phone call and rescheduled my appointment to October 26th, 2020

10/26/2020 - Went to my appointment as scheduled and briefly spoke to the clerk as she went over my application. She then took my mug shot and fingerprints, and told me to keep an eye on my email as they would be contacting me within 90 days.

12/15/2020 - Still waiting, hopefully I get a response soon but with the way things are looking with the elections and more lockdowns, who knows how much longer my wait will continue...

My timeline continued,

1/14/2021 - Approval email received. Final payment made through Permitium.

1/19/2021 - 8 Hour training completed. Certificate submitted through Permitium.

1/20/2021 - Called SO to schedule pick up of LTC for February 3rd

2/3/2021 - Picked up my LTC this morning

The whole process was just one month shy of a year, start to finish which started right around the very first Covid lockdown. I'm just relived it's finally over, now I can't wait to start the whole renewal process in 18 months if things continue to move the way they do

BTW Thank you to everyone here for the valuable information, as well as the good people over at San Diego County Gun Owners.

[XIII]

Quick question about San Diego County's LTC. I'm in the process of signing up with CCW insurance and the online form is asking for a "CCW License #". Dose anyone know if that would be the CII# or maybe the "ORI" ? The only other unfamiliar number on my LTC is Local Agency Number and I doubt it's that

[CessnaDriver]

I would think to use the GP# which means Gun Permit.


It’s all confusing I know.

[XIII]

Nope, no GP# that I see just the CII#. I'll try calling them tomorrow, but in the mean time I've attached that portion in question.

[L84CABO]

Nope, no GP# that I see just the CII#. I'll try calling them tomorrow, but in the mean time I've attached that portion in question.

Here is my understanding...but by all means, someone correct me if you think I'm wrong on this...

On the new PAPER permits (mine was issued mid Dec, 2020) there are three numbers:

ORI = Originating Agency Identifier. I believe this indicates the agency that issued your permit

CII = Criminal Identification Index. I believe this is your fingerprint ID number, assigned by the CA DOJ, and is used to determine criminal history

LAN = Local Agency Number. In theory, the LAN is your actual permit number. But note that it's identical to the CII# (at least it is on mine). So it appears that SD Sheriff Dept, is simply using the CII as your permit number and not assigning one of their own. And note that on the actual hard card there is no LAN#, only ORI and CII. GP has been completely removed (again, on the new permits, mine issued mid Dec 2020).

Hope that helps.

[XIII]

Makes sense L84CABO, just as you stated there are just those 2 numbers on the hard card and the LAN & CII# are both identical on paper form. Thank you for your thoughts on the matter.

[LoadedM333]

Took a look at a copy of my initial permit, GP# was LAN#.
On the new permit, LAN# = CII#, I think the GP# is the LAN# which also the same as CII#.


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[Dopefkr]

I used the exact word for word on my renewal as my initial since nothing has changed as others stated.

Did they accept it with no issues?

[MajorCaliber]

Does anybody have an idea what the current lag time is to add a gun to a permit?

[LoadedM333]

Did they accept it with no issues?

Got my renewal permit, no issues.


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[ezaircon4jc]

Got my renewal permit, no issues.


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Did you use all the same GC stuff?