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[Esexx]

Wow, that's interesting! That suggests they are looking for reasons to say "yes" rather than reasons to say "no" and in a environment where the standards are so vague, that makes all the difference in the world!

Thats what I thought. Totally different than years ago where they just need to find that tiny reason to deny you.

[MajorCaliber]

Thats what I thought. Totally different than years ago where they just need to find that tiny reason to deny you.

I would say is was far worse than that. They did not need any reason at all to say "no", and it was decreed in advance that no reason you provided would be deemed good enough to say "yes".

[Hsu]

Did you even watch the youtube video...
he says he owns a restaurant in Inglewood...

Did you even know he had a previous video that was posted here a few pages back looks exactly the same but it was in Korean? But thanks I will watch this english version.

[CCWFacts]

Thank you I really do appreciate your time. I think I'm going to take a bit more time gathering the evidence. My situation is bit weird with my "occupation" If you don't mind I send a pm and talk about it?

Yes sure, send me a PM and I'll help as much as I can. Definitely take the hours to read this thread. I compared two hypothetical GC statements: "I go hiking somtimes" vs a far more detailed review of that. That's how you want to think.

I have a friend works in the LEGAL cannabis related business selling financial services (non plant touching). He is frequently in businesses where lots of cash is around and wants to inquire about a LTC. Should he apply at all or would it be an automatic denial?
Not looking for a political discussion...

I don't think he should because there is no such thing as a legal cannabis business. It's against federal law. Handling cash for an illegal business is also illegal. This is why banks don't deal with it. This is why CVS doesn't sell MJ. It's illegal, end of story.

I realize that it's not illegal under state law, but that's just like being in some state where there's no state law against MGs and saying, "Ok, I'll just make my AR15 full auto, it's legal!" It may be legal under state law but that doesn't change anything in federal law.

I realize also that the feds are currently taking a hands-off approach to this issue. That doesn't make it legal.

[thethreegs]

N/A

[Esexx]

Question for people who mailed in and knew the date it was received. Did you send it via certified mail or with a tracking number? I just sent mine by regular mail and am sort of kicking myself as I have no idea if it was technically received or not.

Certified with tracking. Same with all my friends who mailed their apps in.

[onlyjaymoo]

timing

Anyone who knows that their check was deposited after 4/8/2021 already receive a call? Just trying to get an idea of where they might be in the queue of applications.

[BtheTaxMan]

I have a friend works in the LEGAL cannabis related business selling financial services (non plant touching). He is frequently in businesses where lots of cash is around and wants to inquire about a LTC. Should he apply at all or would it be an automatic denial?
Not looking for a political discussion...

[BtheTaxMan]

Yes sure, send me a PM and I'll help as much as I can. Definitely take the hours to read this thread. I compared two hypothetical GC statements: "I go hiking somtimes" vs a far more detailed review of that. That's how you want to think.



I don't think he should because there is no such thing as a legal cannabis business. It's against federal law. Handling cash for an illegal business is also illegal. This is why banks don't deal with it. This is why CVS doesn't sell MJ. It's illegal, end of story.

I realize that it's not illegal under state law, but that's just like being in some state where there's no state law against MGs and saying, "Ok, I'll just make my AR15 full auto, it's legal!" It may be legal under state law but that doesn't change anything in federal law.

I realize also that the feds are currently taking a hands-off approach to this issue. That doesn't make it legal.

Yes, CA recognizes cannabis as a legal business as long as they are licensed. No different than any other legal industry in CA. I received mine because I work with cannabis business, but not for one.


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[cpe21]

Anyone who knows that their check was deposited after 4/8/2021 already receive a call? Just trying to get an idea of where they might be in the queue of applications.

My check was deposited on 4/15, but I haven't received a call yet.

[wormhole123]

[VinhTran1]

Is said on their sir


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[Aldo The Apache]

Money order. 7-11 or post office

[Lockdown.-]

My check was deposited on 4/15, but I haven't received a call yet.

Damn the flood gates most have opened. That first call before they decided a denial letter was not needed, took about 9 days.

Now it seems like a call is a month out after application submitted

[anonymouscuban]

Damn the flood gates most have opened. That first call before they decided a denial letter was not needed, took about 9 days.

Now it seems like a call is a month out after application submitted

I would assume LASD process takes longer regardless. All applications in LA County would be funneled to LASD. The local departments only have to process the applications in their jurisdiction.

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