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Now that is interesting. It has been showing my scan as "in progress" for quite a while. How long should I wait before asking the CCW-Unit to look at what is going on with it? Is ther any difference between "in progress" and "processing"? At one the online check would show a finished application to be "complete". I am not certain, but believe when I started checking the status it showed that a CA and FBI check was "in progress" and when I later checked it listed those two entries along with "Firearms In Progress".Last edited by Chewy65; 01-24-2018, 2:50 PM.Comment
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Now that is interesting. It has been showing my scan as "in progress" for quite a while. How long should I wait before asking the CCW-Unit to look at what is going on with it? Is ther any difference between "in progress" and "processing"? At one the online check would show a finished application to be "complete". I am not certain, but believe when I started checking the status it showed that a CA and FBI check was "in progress" and when I later checked it listed those two entries along with "Firearms In Progress".Comment
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Now that is interesting. It has been showing my scan as "in progress" for quite a while. How long should I wait before asking the CCW-Unit to look at what is going on with it? Is ther any difference between "in progress" and "processing"? At one the online check would show a finished application to be "complete". I am not certain, but believe when I started checking the status it showed that a CA and FBI check was "in progress" and when I later checked it listed those two entries along with "Firearms In Progress".1911 ShooterComment
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Thanks Browneye. One thing I notice is the level of service that OCSD requests is DOJ and FBI. They used to request DOJ, FBI, and Firearms until about a year ago. That may explain why nothing was displayed regarding Firearms, when I first checked the status of my scan.Last edited by Chewy65; 01-25-2018, 10:38 AM.Comment
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This isn't an OCSD but a CALDOJ system called "Applicant Background Check Status". If anyone else would like to use it, it is much quicker to check than the telephonic system. https://applicantstatus.doj.ca.gov/Comment
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Now with unlimited firearms on your permit my assumption is they've done away with that. Or they have a different way of looking them up.
When my daughter was clerking at King Co courts in Seattle she was telling me DROS gave them a window of time to find a reason to turn down a firearm application. If they didn't find anything or couldn't do it in time - the 10 days - then it just went through. I can't say exactly how CA works, but my guess is it's similar if not the same.1911 ShooterComment
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What burns me is that the DOJ can't complete the firearms check because it is impossible to locate a certain ancient court record, a record of which I have an original carbon copy which was uploaded to OCSD as part of my application for a CCW. I think I had the same trouble when my last DROS ended up being place on an undetermined status by the same DOJ.Comment
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I just saw this and guess I will contact the CCW unit. I noticed what may be a significant change just now when checking my online application page with permitium. Whenever I looked it never listed all the documents that had been uploaded. It now lists numerous documents attached to the file. I can't what the most recently dated one is, but I suppose it may be some kind of response from the DOJ. The entry is several weeks old and would fit with what I believe to be regular reporting times for live scan results.Last edited by Chewy65; 01-28-2018, 3:06 PM.Comment
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