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[9Cal_OC]

Isn?t FA CA320 a DROS?d as a Single Shot?

Yep.

I doubt OCSD would let you list it unless it?s registered as semi-auto.

[Bunnysloper]

Orange

Renewal process time:

Application submitted: 2/3/23

Approved: 5/5/23

Payment 5/8/23 (Couldn?t pay on 5/5/23 they weren?t accepting payments after 2PM)

Permit arrived: 5/10/23

This is a very similar timeline to mine. I submitted my application ~12 days after yours.

Side note: had no problem getting someone on the phone at the CCW Unit.


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[Dizzy22]

Any idea if add a gun is available for ocsd? If so how long will the process be just curious.

[9Cal_OC]

Any idea if add a gun is available for ocsd? If so how long will the process be just curious.

You can amend your license at this time.

Turnaround for me a few months ago was about 75 days.

[da9leo]

Renewal Process Time

Permit Expires: 06/29/2023


Application submitted: 03/04/2023

Training Class: 03/18/2023

Training Shooting Portion: 04/01/2023

Asked to Upload Passport style pic: 05/14/2023

Asked to Upload Extra Bill: 05/15/2023


Approved: 05/16/2023 Received the text to check email.
Will give them a call on 5/17 to see if i can make payment

Payment:

Permit Arrived:

[revkev]

Hello all, I am currently living in the Bay Area and for the past 4 months, have been going through the SFPD route of obtaining a CCW...I am a little over half way there.....and of course, we are now moving to Irvine. I am debating if I should continue through the SF CCW since we will be keeping our place up here (rented out) so I will still have residence here but not sure if I can complete it before our Aug move date (doubtful based off what I am seeing).

I perused this thread and there is a lot. Just wondering if anyone has any tips on how I may get started with the OC CCW. We will be heading down end of month in hopes of finding a place to rent and then will want to start the process, again, down there. FYI, its been challenging for us in SF. Snails pace, but they just opened up to CCW last year, so maybe they are still finding their protocols. How has it been in OC Thanks in in advance.

[CGZ]

Hello all, I am currently living in the Bay Area and for the past 4 months, have been going through the SFPD route of obtaining a CCW...I am a little over half way there.....and of course, we are now moving to Irvine. I am debating if I should continue through the SF CCW since we will be keeping our place up here (rented out) so I will still have residence here but not sure if I can complete it before our Aug move date (doubtful based off what I am seeing).

I perused this thread and there is a lot. Just wondering if anyone has any tips on how I may get started with the OC CCW. We will be heading down end of month in hopes of finding a place to rent and then will want to start the process, again, down there. FYI, its been challenging for us in SF. Snails pace, but they just opened up to CCW last year, so maybe they are still finding their protocols. How has it been in OC Thanks in in advance.

If you change your drivers license to the Irvine address, you will have to abandon the SF permit, and apply with OC. OC is much more open compared to many other counties, one example being that there is no limit to the number of handguns you can add to your permit (you still need to qualify with each, so it can get expensive as most trainers charge for each additional handgun after the first 3 or so, and then the ammo costs) Not sure what the current turnaround is right now, but right after NYSRPA v. Bruen was decided, the main bottleneck is the live scan turnaround. Nevertheless, it should be much quicker and easier to get than a SF permit, and it good all throughout the state.

[revkev]

Thank you. Hmmm. Good throughout state? Including uber anti gun SF? Thought ccw was by county.


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[CGZ]

Thank you. Hmmm. Good throughout state? Including uber anti gun SF? Thought ccw was by county.


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The permit is issued (typically) by the sheriffs department of the county you reside in, but is valid statewide. AFAIK, CA doesn't have local restrictions, though the policies between sheriffs departments can differ; IE Number of handguns allowed on permit, etc.

[Chewy65]

Hello all, I am currently living in the Bay Area and for the past 4 months, have been going through the SFPD route of obtaining a CCW...I am a little over half way there.....and of course, we are now moving to Irvine. I am debating if I should continue through the SF CCW since we will be keeping our place up here (rented out) so I will still have residence here but not sure if I can complete it before our Aug move date (doubtful based off what I am seeing).

I perused this thread and there is a lot. Just wondering if anyone has any tips on how I may get started with the OC CCW. We will be heading down end of month in hopes of finding a place to rent and then will want to start the process, again, down there. FYI, its been challenging for us in SF. Snails pace, but they just opened up to CCW last year, so maybe they are still finding their protocols. How has it been in OC Thanks in in advance.

If you move to Irvine, you will have to withdraw your SF CCW, since you will no longer be a resident of SF. The resident is whomever rents the property from you. You cannot apply with OCSD until you actually move to Irvine and whem you do, I believe the application asks about other applications. If it does, you must mention that you were in the midst of applying with SFPD, when you moved and withdrew.

[revkev]

Thank you for the replies.

[mamono]

Orange

Has anyone added their Franklin armory CA320 to their license?
Thanks I?m advance fellas

Yep.
I doubt OCSD would let you list it unless it?s registered as semi-auto.

Many off-roster were purchased via SSE exemption, and original owners have been able to use those handguns on their permit despite the registered caliber (25ACP via SSE conversion barrel) is different than what is listed on the application and qualification certificate (9mm, 40SW, 45ACP, etc etc). As a result, it seems OC is rather lenient regarding the details as long as the handgun is registered to you.

For example:
Off-roster handgun purchased via SSE and registered as 25ACP.

Application SSE handgun listed as 40SW.
Qualification Cert. SSE Handgun listed as 40SW
Permit approved.

Renewal application same SSE handgun listed a 9mm, converted with OEM complete slide and OEM magazines.
Qualification Cert. same SSE Handgun listed as 9mm.
Permit approved.

The above scenario has happened on my permit, so OCSD appears to be lenient regarding the details and only cares that the handgun is registered to you. At least, that is the impression that I got.

[da9leo]

Renewal Process Time

Permit Expires: 06/29/2023


Application submitted: 03/04/2023

Training Class: 03/18/2023

Training Shooting Portion: 04/01/2023

Asked to Upload Passport style pic: 05/14/2023

Asked to Upload Extra Bill: 05/15/2023


Approved: 05/16/2023 Received the text to check email.


Payment: 05/17/2023 Called the number emailed (a couple times lol) and made the payment for renewal

Permit Arrived:

[RangerRoy]

Seeking advise from somebody who knows factual information:
My appointment is not until Aug. 3 but would like to take advantage of days where I have available days to complete some of the requirements.
1-for the Livescan, how long is it valid for the application from the time it was done
2-The training, is it advisable to go ahead and complete the training before the interview if it will hasten the approval and issuance process. If taken in advance, how long is it valid for for the time of completion.

3-If an extra firearm needs to be added, can it still be added during the interview process?
Thanks for any sensible and factual advise

[mamono]

Orange

Seeking advise from somebody who knows factual information:
My appointment is not until Aug. 3 but would like to take advantage of days where I have available days to complete some of the requirements.

1-for the Livescan, how long is it valid for the application from the time it was done

60 days

2-The training, is it advisable to go ahead and complete the training before the interview if it will hasten the approval and issuance process. If taken in advance, how long is it valid for for the time of completion

Depends on the trainer, ask them how long their training certificate is valid for because they vary. Greg Block?s training/qualification certificates are valid for 6 months.

3-If an extra firearm needs to be added, can it still be added during the interview process?
Thanks for any sensible and factual advise

Yes, a firearm can be added or removed any time before the permit is issued. To add a firearm, qualification certificate will need to be provided.