San Bernardino

[38Special]

Wow, aren't you *****ly over something that has no affect on you.

Excuse me?

[Free Dumb]

So I got my permit earlier in the year but I may change jobs.

I understand it is my responsibility to notify the sheriff's office if I change jobs, but do they send another form to the new employer?

[38Special]

2019 Renewal letters are in the mail!

[38Special]

So I got my permit earlier in the year but I may change jobs.

I understand it is my responsibility to notify the sheriff's office if I change jobs, but do they send another form to the new employer?

I don't recall that being a requirement.
You have to notify them if you move.

[morrcarr67]

So I got my permit earlier in the year but I may change jobs.

I understand it is my responsibility to notify the sheriff's office if I change jobs, but do they send another form to the new employer?

I don't recall that being a requirement.
You have to notify them if you move.

I don't remember seeing anything about that.

[Free Dumb]

I don't recall that being a requirement.

You have to notify them if you move.

It is both actually.

[71MUSTY]

So I got my permit earlier in the year but I may change jobs.

I understand it is my responsibility to notify the sheriff's office if I change jobs, but do they send another form to the new employer?

I don't believe so. Letter was part of the background investigation. I know they did not send another letter when wife changed jobs on renewal.

[morrcarr67]

It is both actually.

I'm glad you posted that.

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[38Special]

It is both actually.

Where did you find that?

[Free Dumb]

Where did you find that?

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/ccw-faq/

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2017/07/non-employment295e.pdf

[38Special]

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/ccw-faq/

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/wp-co...oyment295e.pdf

Thanks, that form was not required when I applied 20+ years ago!

[Quiet]

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/ccw-faq/

http://wp.sbcounty.gov/sheriff/wp-co...oyment295e.pdf

Thanks, that form was not required when I applied 20+ years ago!

That form was not around before 2018.

CA laws requires notification within 10 days of moving. [PC 26210(b)]

The agreement to not use for employment purposes and notification within 10 business days of change of employment is SBSD policy.

Notification of arrest is CA DOJ standardized policy, but there was no set time frame (it was to be done ASAP).
So, the within 3 business days of arrest and within 10 business days of citation appears to be a SBSD policy.

[38Special]

That form was not around before 2018.

CA laws requires notification within 10 days of moving. [PC 26210(b)]

The agreement to not use for employment purposes and notification within 10 business days of change of employment is SBSD policy.

Notification of arrest is CA DOJ standardized policy, but there was no set time frame (it was to be done ASAP).
So, the within 3 business days of arrest and within 10 business days of citation appears to be a SBSD policy.

Thanks
I dug out my 2017 forms looking for the info. I knew about the 10 ten days for moving and the LEO contact.

[Notpc]

Just received my SB renewal letter with available dates at the various locations. They did not address the changes in the renewal requirements. Basically just pick a date for the class, no mention of range times for re-qualification. One thing that confuses me. You may renewal 90 days out from your expiration, but you must submit in person your renewal paper work prior to your renewal class, no sooner then 90 days out from expiration. So realistically, you pick a date 30 days out so that you can get your paper work in prior to that? Yes, I am overthinking this, but wanted to get a class 90 days out, but logistically I wouldn't be able to submit my paper work before the class if I am reading this right.

[38Special]

Just received my SB renewal letter with available dates at the various locations. They did not address the changes in the renewal requirements. Basically just pick a date for the class, no mention of range times for re-qualification. One thing that confuses me. You may renewal 90 days out from your expiration, but you must submit in person your renewal paper work prior to your renewal class, no sooner then 90 days out from expiration. So realistically, you pick a date 30 days out so that you can get your paper work in prior to that? Yes, I am overthinking this, but wanted to get a class 90 days out, but logistically I wouldn't be able to submit my paper work before the class if I am reading this right.

You do not have to do the paperwork before your class. They just don't want you doing the paperwork the day of your class.
I have done it both ways.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh You are correct, no mention of re-qualifications.