San Bernardino

[pedroguzman75]

Yes.

If the rental agreement isn't in your name how are they going to know that you live there?

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by the utility bills and drivers license?

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[morrcarr67]

by the utility bills and drivers license?

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Nope.

They will want to see your name on a rental agreement, mortgage statement or property tax bill.

Those are the primary proof of residency. The others are the secondary proof of residency.

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[ib4275]

Anybody else have their range day on 4/28 still waiting for the call to pick up their permit?


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[38Special]

Anybody else have their range day on 4/28 still waiting for the call to pick up their permit?


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That was just two weeks ago. Give them some time. Classes are 160-/+ so that is a lot of IDs to get finished!

[ib4275]

That was just two weeks ago. Give them some time. Classes are 160-/+ so that is a lot of IDs to get finished!

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[funshine357]

Nope.

They will want to see your name on a rental agreement, mortgage statement or property tax bill.

Those are the primary proof of residency. The others are the secondary proof of residency.

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My wife's not on the deed. We had a letter notorized me stating she lived with me. And our deed to prove i lived there. Maybe that'll work. Gotta be thorough.

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[Cokebottle]

Keep in mind that monkey business on residency is the #1 reason for SBSD CCW denial.
A LOT of people live in LA and want permits, and a lot of them own cabins in the mountains, or are not above "renting a room" <wink wink> from a friend who lives out here.


Crap like that makes it harder on those of us who are legitimate residents of the county, and it makes it extremely difficult if you are legitimately renting a room from a friend, living with your folks, etc...

[38Special]

Keep in mind that monkey business on residency is the #1 reason for SBSD CCW denial.
A LOT of people live in LA and want permits, and a lot of them own cabins in the mountains, or are not above "renting a room" <wink wink> from a friend who lives out here.


Crap like that makes it harder on those of us who are legitimate residents of the county, and it makes it extremely difficult if you are legitimately renting a room from a friend, living with your folks, etc...

Years ago one of the Detectives doing renewals shared a story about a applications address being very familiar to him. The numb-nuts box was using a box at Mail Boxes Etc store. The Detective had the box next to his!

[Cokebottle]

Years ago one of the Detectives doing renewals shared a story about a applications address being very familiar to him. The numb-nuts box was using a box at Mail Boxes Etc store. The Detective had the box next to his!

LOL!


Did he knock on the box? Maybe the applicant didn't require a huge living space?

[38Special]

LOL!


Did he knock on the box? Maybe the applicant didn't require a huge living space?

He had some fun with the guy at his interview. Then DENIED him.

[gwolff]

Since you and the property owner both sign the agreement it seems odd they only had you get your signature notarized.

They didn't ask me to get my signature notarized. That would be worthless, they wanted the property owner's signature notarized. I had to be with the owner getting the rental agreement notarized. Hence the reason I am 100% positive that I had to have it done and I am 100% positive that I am not confused, as you stated. It seems to me that you cannot grasp that not everyone has the same exact experience as you. Maybe instead of calling a group of people confused, you could explore the possibility that you are the one in the wrong and the department requires applicants to get their rental agreements notarized under some circumstances (e.g. rent from friend/family/aquintance or utilities are included in rent or your roommate wont let you put a utility in your name, etc etc.)

[38Special]

They didn't ask me to get my signature notarized. That would be worthless, they wanted the property owner's signature notarized. I had to be with the owner getting the rental agreement notarized. Hence the reason I am 100% positive that I had to have it done and I am 100% positive that I am not confused, as you stated. It seems to me that you cannot grasp that not everyone has the same exact experience as you. Maybe instead of calling a group of people confused, you could explore the possibility that you are the one in the wrong and the department requires applicants to get their rental agreements notarized under some circumstances (e.g. rent from friend/family/aquintance or utilities are included in rent or your roommate wont let you put a utility in your name, etc etc.)

You were never clear that you were renting from a friend/relative or who's signature had to be notarized.

[gwolff]

You were never clear that you were renting from a friend/relative or who's signature had to be notarized.

The other person said he was renting from family and had to have his notarized. All I said was that I had to have my rental agreement notarized.

I would say it is confirmed that notarization is required when an applicant has a personal relationship with their landlord.

[WheelGunMagic]

Regarding modifications, does San Bernardino allow an aftermarket bobbed hammer on a revolver?

[Quiet]

Regarding modifications, does San Bernardino allow an aftermarket bobbed hammer on a revolver?

Appears the only modification not allowed is a trigger pull weight of less than 3lbs.