Sacramento

[Weekender]

The Sacramento page on CGF.org has been updated with the details of the process as we currently know them. If you have newer data, please post here so we can vet and update:

http://calgunsfoundation.org/index.php/resources/ccw-initiative/122-sacramento

-Gene

This may be a dumb question. Do you have to be a resident of the SAC county to obtain a CCW?

A frustrated LA county resident.

Weekender.
Florida / Utah / Nevada CCW holder

[harbinger007]

If you work in Sacramento County or spend a significant amount of time here, I've read that you could be granted a CCW here but it would only be valid for 90 days LA is too crowded. Move north! :P

[CSDGuy]

To get a standard 2 year CCW, yes, you have to be a resident of the County. 90 day CCW licenses are apparently quite rare... and they're valid only in the county where they were issued.

[DGoodale]

LiveScan performed on 10/18.
I called the 24-hour Automated Telephone Service at 916-227-4557 today just to see how it works. You just need your ATI number on the bottom of your LiveScan form. The ATI number should be in the following sequence: 1 LETTER; 3 NUMBERS; 3 LETTERS and 3 NUMBERS.
I'm expecting my results letter this week, it certainly shouldn't take any longer, if I understood the recording correctly, as both the DOJ and the FBI returned results back on the same day the scan was performed. Training class this weekend.

[surpip]

What can disqualify you from obtaining a CCW? Misdemeanor? Any Felony, or just those already prohibiting you from owning guns?

[harbinger007]

What can disqualify you from obtaining a CCW? Misdemeanor? Any Felony, or just those already prohibiting you from owning guns?

We'll know more when some folks get denied and we hear about it, but this post by Gene should help: http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...&postcount=169

[dantodd]

Since the last part of his questions asks if it's only valid in the county of issue, I read it otherwise.

huh?

[wildhawker]

What can disqualify you from obtaining a CCW? Misdemeanor? Any Felony, or just those already prohibiting you from owning guns?

Generally, with some exceptions, those items listed on the standard application as prohibiting conditions.

[harbinger007]

huh?

Sorry, I got mixed up on who you were responding to.

[Ajcrash]

So if someone was in a physical altercation 15 or so years ago, and was charged/convicted with either battery or assault; that person should forget about applying?

[thebronze]

Now that you mention it you are correct. 12052 does state that once an agency has your live scan it cannot require a new one. I stand corrected. Not sure what would drive the 30 day thing, but then again that letter has other issues too.

SSD will not comply with PC 12052(b). I am exempt from the LiveScan requirement per that section (I was a prior recipient of an SSD CCW) and Amber said too bad, do it anyway.

So I did it anyway.

LiveScan - 10/22
DOJ completed - 10/25

[harbinger007]

Wow, must have been the way you looked at her! Was your prior CCW fairly recent so that it used the current LiveScan system? This isn't a big enough issue to mount a big legal fight over, but I don't understand why they would push this way.

[Chainmaile]

Location question?

I'm up in Folsom. We're part of Sac County, but also our own incorporated city. Would I end up going through the same process as any other Sac County resident?

[Gray Peterson]

I'm up in Folsom. We're part of Sac County, but also our own incorporated city. Would I end up going through the same process as any other Sac County resident?

Yes. City residents are not treated any differently. Please email Amber for an appointment.

[Chainmaile]

Yes. City residents are not treated any differently. Please email Amber for an appointment.

Thank you very much, Gray. I'll be emailing her ASAP.