Los Angeles

[Osp05]

Is there anyone in April 1st and 2nd weeks who has not received the interview call? My brother and his buddy have not received any calls. Both of them are April 9th's apps.

Two friends have not received their calls.

1 - April 6th
2 - April 14th

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[kjc625]

Two friends have not received their calls.

1 - April 6th
2 - April 14th

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I told my brother and buddy to just move to Texas. There is always room for another Korean BBQ place. LOL

[Guninator]

Asking for a friend.

He has an arrest record from out of state (Texas) from his younger years that has been expunged and he is legally allowed to deny the arrest ever happened (in Texas).

If he declined to mention the arrest on the application (as instructed by his Texas lawyer during his time in Texas) should he mention it during his interview with LASD? What if asked if he has any expunged records?

My understanding is that in Texas, a person is lawfully allowed to deny the arrest and the expunged record exists... however, this is California so as always, different rules. Will out-of-state expunged records show up in LASD database?

I'd tell your friend to run a copy of the federal background check and see if he has an FBI number for that arrest.

[No.11]

So, should I dress in slacks, shirt and tie for the interview? Business casual ok? I work in construction/maintenance and I'm going to work right after (appointment is in the morning). Would they scoff at me for wearing clothes I can work in, albeit some of my nicer working clothes?

[thethreegs]

N/A

[No.11]

I don't know if it ultimately actually matters. I dressed proper and I think when you are trying to make a good impression, dress well. I didn't wear a tie but I wore a suit coat and slacks with dress shoes. If I were interviewing someone, these things would matter to me.

Slacks and a dressy shirt it'll be, then! Thanks sir.

[E.Daniel24]

Slacks and a dressy shirt it'll be, then! Thanks sir.

Get as much info as you can from the deputy tomorrow [emoji23]

[No.11]

Get as much info as you can from the deputy tomorrow [emoji23]

Anything specific you wanna know? I'm taking requests.

[No.11]

Ok fellas. I have arrived here and feel a bit nervous but very ready. I'll make sure to report back on how it goes. Thanks for all the help on here!

[Lockdown.-]

Congrats to everyone who got calls the last two days, your days on this therapy thread is coming to an end.

However we have resident patients like Driftwood and Vinh.

[No.11]

Asking for a friend. He lived in LA all his life, but a couple months ago he moved to OC. His ID and everything still lists his LA address. Should he apply in LA or OC?

I've heard you need 1 year+ of residence to apply at whatever county.

[Paul49]

Asking for a friend. He lived in LA all his life, but a couple months ago he moved to OC. His ID and everything still lists his LA address. Should he apply in LA or OC?

I've heard you need 1 year+ of residence to apply at whatever county.

[morrcarr67]

Asking for a friend. He lived in LA all his life, but a couple months ago he moved to OC. His ID and everything still lists his LA address. Should he apply in LA or OC?



I've heard you need 1 year+ of residence to apply at whatever county.

He needs to apply in OC. Shouldn't need to get a new license but he will need to update his address with the DMV. He should also update his address in CFARS so he can easily buy ammo.

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[Glockster818]

Ok fellas. I have arrived here and feel a bit nervous but very ready. I'll make sure to report back on how it goes. Thanks for all the help on here!

How did it go my guy?

[guymenton]

It is ok to correct himself during the interview, and explain the situation.

I answered "No" for domestic violence, because I was never an abuser, but when the deputy asked me if I had a restraining order, I answered truthfully that I did, against a harassing neighbor. He told me I should've answered "Yes" for domestic violence, since I am a party to a restraining order. He crossed out "No" on my app and wrote in details of the restraining order.

It's not a big deal as long as it's an honest mistake or misinterpretation of the question on the app, and not an intentional attempt to hide information, as long as he explains it to the interviewing deputy.

I think what he's concerned about is that he already submitted the application with "no" checked for arrests... He's happy to be transparent but it was out of habit that he wrote no. He's got an interview so just trying to figure out best course of action. I'll pass these comments on to him.