Los Angeles

[seaweedsoyboy]

If I recall correctly, when LASD first began issuing, they reached out to recent denials if they wished to proceed. I don't believe it was a full year later.

I made inquiry regarding this. I was told that as of now, persons denied prior to the NYSRPA decision will need to reapply but that they'd reach out if they're notified to process otherwise.

[ngnrnlo]

Sheriff Villanueva stated this on the last two Facebook live. He said he checked with the CA DOJ and they instructed him that you need to wait for a year.

Is that something that CA DOJ decided arbitrarily, or is it codified?

Section 26150 and 26155 of the CA penal code authorize THE SHERIFF to issue concealed weapon permits, not the AG or the DOJ. Why is the Sheriff taking instructions from the DOJ?

[seaweedsoyboy]

Sheriff Villanueva stated this on the last two Facebook live. He said he checked with the CA DOJ and they instructed him that you need to wait for a year.

All I heard about this in his last live was that they consulted the DOJ about "re-activating" previously denied applications, and DOJ instructed them that those who were denied must reapply. I have not heard anything in the lives about instructing the department that prior applicants must wait a year. If you have the timestamp for when the Sheriff said that, I think it would be helpful to post.

[ngnrnlo]

I made inquiry regarding this. I was told that as of now, persons denied prior to the NYSRPA decision will need to reapply but that they'd reach out if they're notified to process otherwise.

Even if they need to re-apply, those who were recently denied for insufficient good cause already had their interview, live scan, and training. They should just skip to the last step of issuance.

I am addressing anyone from LASD CCW, who is reading or tracking this thread.

[thethreegs]

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[thethreegs]

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[Rich6863]

Haven’t been on here in a while I have looked at some people post and there’s a lot of incorrect information on here I suggest everyone do there own research

[skeetersf]

Sorry to be a buzzkill here for everyone who is waiting for issuance (like me) or who is working on applications.

SB 918 will likely be passed in 2-3 weeks when the legislature comes back Aug. 3, signed by Newsom, and effective immediately. It provides for a whole new application form, 3 references, and a 16 hour training class in order to issue a CCW.

I think that means that once it passes, all the existing pending applications will get tossed, and once the all-new application form is issued (however long that takes), we will apply on the new form and get back in line.

Am I not wrong?

[menancyandsam]

SB 913 does not change the CCW application. Just requires more training, more fees and a lot more sensitive places we are restricted from carrying. My bet is this bill will be enjoined until the lawsuits that are sure to come get resolved.

[skeetersf]

Not true.

SB 918, amended PC 26175, calls for a revised statewide application form. A committee is convened, and if they can't come up with a revised standard application form by 9/1/22, then the AG has sole authority to revise the standard application form. Check it out.

Don't think they can issue new licenses under the old form. For example, the old form does not require you to list 3 references. The new form will. Dozens of changes like that.

SB 913 does not change the CCW application. Just requires more training, more fees and a lot more sensitive places we are restricted from carrying. My bet is this bill will be enjoined until the lawsuits that are sure to come get resolved.

[michaelh1951]

Not true.

SB 918, amended PC 26175, calls for a revised statewide application form. A committee is convened, and if they can't come up with a revised standard application form by 9/1/22, then the AG has sole authority to revise the standard application form. Check it out.

Don't think they can issue new licenses under the old form. For example, the old form does not require you to list 3 references. The new form will. Dozens of changes like that.

Unfortunately you are probably correct. I saw that in NY all applications not acted upon as of some date are frozen til the state comes up with new training standards, etc.

The Democrats will undoubtedly make this go into immediate effect as an "emergency"

[CZebra]

My application was submitted April 12th of this year so obviously I haven't been contacted yet. I need to get livescan done for my COE and I was planning on doing that tomorrow. The question is: Can I save money by knocking out the livescan for my COE and CCW at the same time? Or is it way too early and the point is moot anyway?

[awiner]

My application was submitted April 12th of this year so obviously I haven't been contacted yet. I need to get livescan done for my COE and I was planning on doing that tomorrow. The question is: Can I save money by knocking out the livescan for my COE and CCW at the same time? Or is it way too early and the point is moot anyway?

[jrange3]

All I heard about this in his last live was that they consulted the DOJ about "re-activating" previously denied applications, and DOJ instructed them that those who were denied must reapply. I have not heard anything in the lives about instructing the department that prior applicants must wait a year. If you have the timestamp for when the Sheriff said that, I think it would be helpful to post.

At 29:00 he stated he consulted with the CA DOJ and you have to reapply. Did not say wait a year. I must of have been thinking it would take a year for them to get to you as more and more apply.

[LFOD]

LA Sheriff's CCW call

Hi,

I Was getting a ton of spam calls and unknown caller, for weeks.

I finally checked my voicemail. LACSD Deputy letf a message attempting to schedule a interview,. I was excited. We played tag for close to a month.

I finally, spoke with the Deputy on 07/12/2022.

Interview scheduled for 07/28/2022.

I can't wait for the next step.