San Bernardino

[Cokebottle]

Got a popup box warning that it would create the file but I could not save it.
It would not proceed to load the email program because it was not filled out.

[Ryguy588]

Darn. I will restart and try again. Super frustrating As I've almost submitted one before but didnt have enough time. Now tonight it won't work.

[Ryguy588]

Basically I click on submit and nothing happens. It's like it a not a button.

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[Quiet]

It would not submit for me via website.
I called them the next day and set up an interview date over the phone.
Just tell them you are calling for an interview because you tried to submit via website and it wouldn't work.
They know/understand that the website submission does not work for everyone.

[gwolff]

I second what quiet said. Just call them and set it up. The PDF is supposed to launch your external mail client and for a lot of people it doesn't work. They know that. You can just fill it out, print it out, and bring it to your interview.

[brekkke]

Application Submit Procedure

Unable to submit my application. I am trying in Chrome, Firefox and Internet explorer. I do not see a create email button. I do see a submit application but clicking on it does nothing. Any help? Can someone confirm it is currently working?

I had the same problem with mine and ended up printing and calling, left a voicemail and they called the next day to schedule it. But between me leaving the voicemail and them calling the next day, I was able to submit by using Acrobat reader directly.

1) Save the PDF file to your hard drive (won't save any data),
2) open the hard drive copy in Acrobat reader,
3) fill it out, hit submit,
4) it saves an XML file with the data only to the hard drive and opens your Outlook, Thunderbird, etc. (won't work in webmail as posted by Cokebottle.)
5) Attach that unaltered XML data file to the email and send.

It's an unnecessarily complicated process that only works if you are computer savvy. Wish they'd let me fix their file and process. There is no reason that file can't be data "saveable" once it hits the hard drive.

[Ryguy588]

I had the same problem with mine and ended up printing and calling, left a voicemail and they called the next day to schedule it. But between me leaving the voicemail and them calling the next day, I was able to submit by using Acrobat reader directly.

1) Save the PDF file to your hard drive (won't save any data),
2) open the hard drive copy in Acrobat reader,
3) fill it out, hit submit,
4) it saves an XML file with the data only to the hard drive and opens your Outlook, Thunderbird, etc. (won't work in webmail as posted by Cokebottle.)
5) Attach that unaltered XML data file to the email and send.

It's an unnecessarily complicated process that only works if you are computer savvy. Wish they'd let me fix their file and process. There is no reason that file can't be data "saveable" once it hits the hard drive.

Thanks! I ended up doing exactly this last night. I have about 10 different PDF readers and the only one that works is adobe so I think we should add this to the front post as it seems multiple people have made the same mistake.

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[Paladin]

Thanks! I ended up doing exactly this last night. I have about 10 different PDF readers and the only one that works is adobe so I think we should add this to the front post as it seems multiple people have made the same mistake.

Done.

[JDFRotten]

Anyone gonna be at the class tomorrow in San Bernardino?

[venom12784]

Anyone gonna be at the class tomorrow in San Bernardino?

How did it go? my class is on 8-1

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[Rickrock1]

Ccw

[gwolff]

Ccw

I know what you mean.

[JDFRotten]

It was great. The class was very lively and informative. The instructor covered the legal, moral and practical aspects of carrying with a permit. Then a quick 10 rounds at the range, and it was done.

[papasurf]

The SB Deputy Sheriff instructors are on point. Great to see such a wide array of responsible armed Americans...Lawyers, doctors, teachers, nurses, business owners, ex-military, housewives, even students. First time shooting in the rain! Thanks God there were no fires (at least not near by) and no lightning!

[JDFRotten]

The SB Deputy Sheriff instructors are on point. Great to see such a wide array of responsible armed Americans...Lawyers, doctors, teachers, nurses, business owners, ex-military, housewives, even students. First time shooting in the rain! Thanks God there were no fires (at least not near by) and no lightning!

I noticed that as well. It was good to see so many different people there.