Sacramento

[DevonQ]

I'm patient , I took my class last week.I called Sacramento sheriff to check on my live scan result and if they get it, they just tell me wait to 120 days . The only reason I'm concerned is one of my finger wasn't printing good when livescan.Some people here had the same problem and the sheriff department left their paperwork sitting there without calling them or do anything.
I will wait , wait and wait.

That may be the case but you need to give it 120 days before they will look it up for you.

[faris1984]

Yes , I'm waiting . Hopefully I don't get something wrong in my fingerprint.
I'm in 57 days now since I did the fingerprint.

[Old_Bald_Guy]

Have you written anything questionable on CalGuns?

Just kidding (mostly). It appears as if everyone is waiting a loooong time for DOJ results these days.

[faris1984]

Have you written anything questionable on CalGuns?

Just kidding (mostly). It appears as if everyone is waiting a loooong time for DOJ results these days.

LOL.It seems like you said.It is so hard to wait.

[tleeocinca]

wow, 57 days for prints to come back. I remember back in the day applying for a security job that required clearance and prints came back in a week or two

[Old_Bald_Guy]

Sacramento *** TIME TO APPLY!!! ***

The process, from initial appointment to LTC-in-hand, took me 96 days back in 2011, although the final 11 days were waiting for it to come in the mail after my final issuance appointment (that's how they used to do it, send it in the mail). Application to initial approval was less than 2 weeks. The biggest chunk of the 96 days was DOJ.

SSD's part in this is very polished and efficient now, at least that's what I've experienced with renewals, especially my latest renewal. DOJ is gonna be an ongoing problem, it seems.

[faris1984]

I hate California,maybe next years there will be not green , no water , no guns , no freedom of speech,Texas will be the best option for us.

[slayer61]

8 months and still waiting here in San Joaquin County. Count your blessings.

[faris1984]

8 months and still waiting here in San Joaquin County. Count your blessings.

This makes me sick, hopefully we don't get any worst than now in Cali.

[BarrettM99]

I'm happy that they're at least issuing them to us now. I remember when they wouldn't even set appointments. It's taking time now but it's not as bad.

The livescan is quick. FBI came back the same day for me. It's CA DOJ that takes time. From every indication, it's been taking 60-67 days for the approval email from Amber Wong to reach applicants.

Take your class and get your gear in order. Holster selection, carry options, etc...that's what I've been doing.

[BarrettM99]

Sorry. Posted same thing twice. Dam iPhone.

[rawco]

Sacramento CCW Application Question

Hey all, I have my initial appointment with Sac County in a couple of weeks and I wanted your opinion on some things on my application:

I was denied for a CCW in Yuba County for residency reasons 5 years ago. I was a resident and can prove it, but it still is there. Do you think this will be a stumbling block?

I had a firearms "incident" 23 years ago where I was shot in the foot while target practicing. A police report was filed by the Dr. and I was interviewed, but nothing came out of it. The officer actually wrote there was no criminal negligence.

I have no criminal history at all, am licensed for open carry in security and will put all the above information above on the application, but I am curious if any of you all had any experience with these issues and what problems they may cause?

If I am denied, I plan on appealing and using a lawyer, do any of you have experience with that and the cost?

Sorry about the long post, and thanks for any advice!!!

[faris1984]

I'm happy that they're at least issuing them to us now. I remember when they wouldn't even set appointments. It's taking time now but it's not as bad.

The livescan is quick. FBI came back the same day for me. It's CA DOJ that takes time. From every indication, it's been taking 60-67 days for the approval email from Amber Wong to reach applicants.

Take your class and get your gear in order. Holster selection, carry options, etc...that's what I've been doing.

I already took the class and bought a good holster.

[Old_Bald_Guy]

I was denied for a CCW in Yuba County for residency reasons 5 years ago. I was a resident and can prove it, but it still is there. Do you think this will be a stumbling block?

The ND, AD, or whatever 23 years ago is much less likely to be a factor now than the denial in Yuba Co. If you could/can prove you were indeed a resident, did you appeal at the time?

[rawco]

The ND, AD, or whatever 23 years ago is much less likely to be a factor now than the denial in Yuba Co. If you could/can prove you were indeed a resident, did you appeal at the time?

I have a rental agreement, a jury duty summons, voter registration, drivers license, vehicle registration and bank account. Was trying to get a business in the area going with some potential federal benefits. Did not work out. But, yes I did look into the area for the potential CCW benefits along with the federal benefits.