San Joaquin

[Mayor McRifle]

Question for you guys - if I schedule my appointment to submit my application and then within the next year I move, but stay in the same city/county, will that affect anything or will it start the process over?

I think that as long as you remain in San Joaquin County there won't be a problem. But if you don't want to rely on mere speculation, make a quick call these people for a definitive answer: https://www.sjgov.org/sheriff/ccw.html

[doc66]

Got my email: approved

***UPDATE***
Received email today- CCW has been approved- take the class, make appt to submit certificate and pick up my card. Taking the class this weekend. Oh yes! Thank you Sheriff Moore!



01/29/18- received call from investigator asking if any changes on address, work, etc. He said my app was going to be moved up the chain and to look for a phone call/email for approval in 2-4 weeks? (I can't recall- I was so excited to finally get a phone call- lol) He said don't take the class until that phone call saying to do so. He also confirmed the 3 firearms on my application. (I am rethinking at only putting 2- not sure yet)

05/10/17 initial application, live scan submitted

[nhlfan14]

recently had friend apply and it was stamped "not for security work" or something similar across the permit. their employment wasn't mentioned during the interview process from my understanding but they are employed in that field.

has anyone else had similar experience.?

[Nor*Cal]

recently had friend apply and it was stamped "not for security work" or something similar across the permit. their employment wasn't mentioned during the interview process from my understanding but they are employed in that field.

has anyone else had similar experience.?

I highly doubt that the applicants employment was not part of the interview. I know it was part of mine. It's also part of the application that must be filled out.

As far as I know, these permits are given out for self defense, not for security work. Not surprised they marked it up.

[nhlfan14]

I highly doubt that the applicants employment was not part of the interview. I know it was part of mine. It's also part of the application that must be filled out.

As far as I know, these permits are given out for self defense, not for security work. Not surprised they marked it up.

Sorry, what I should have said was, getting a CCW for the purposes of using it FOR security was not brought up, nor was it the intention of the applicant.

[Skip_Dog]

Maybe his employer does not allow CCW or they do not want him moon lighting as a guard with a CCW. Only way to know is ask.

[TrackerStan]

It's been 50 days since the last entry was made on this thread. What is happening? With California's gun controls getting more extreme you would think that there would be more chatter on this thread. Does anyone have any news on the status of the application process? What about the renewal process? Don't be shy. Speak up!

[Retired2013]

The renewal process is the same as your initial application except that you pay less and the approval is usually less than 30 days as mine was.

[Skip_Dog]

They raised the fee a few bucks. Looks like its down to 11 months from 1 year wait.

[TrackerStan]

Does anyone have any information or experiences with HEIDA TRAINING in Ripon? My CCW is coming up for renewal soon and they are on the list of approved trainers/vendors by the SJC Sheriff's Office.

[HAWK91]

[geebot]

Did my renewal with Silvercreek Security. I would highly recommend their classes and Conrad is a cool instructor.

[silversubie]

Hawk91, how did you like silvercreek? Looking into his class right now. Also, what does the live fire test consist of?

[HAWK91]

Hawk91, how did you like silvercreek? Looking into his class right now. Also, what does the live fire test consist of?

[TrackerStan]

Hawk91, where in Tracy did Silver Creek conduct their live-fire exercise?