San Joaquin

[mmaaka]

I was APPROVED!!! I did mine back in NOV and was approved in feb. took my class 3 weeks ago and now turning my cert to the sheriff next wed

[backpacker57]

Interesting especially since the new Sheriff told me things would get better/quicker under his administration. Not good.

Okay, small rant ahead. I turned in all my paperwork for renewal 90 days ago and still have not been notified that my renewal is good to go. I did receive a call from the investigator on the 9th but then silence. Nothing has changed in two years but after today I cannot legally carry concealed.

I would not think a no-change renewal would present any kind of problem.

rant off.......

[CaliTrav]

Interesting especially since the new Sheriff told me things would get better/quicker under his administration. Not good.

I think the issue is they are getting backed up with so many applications. When I made my initial appointment end of last year it took one month to get one. When I was just in there recently I heard they are backed up 4 months now just to turn in application.

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[wilit]

Ugh. Judging by the recent posts, looks like I still have a couple more weeks to wait for my renewal to be approved. I'm already a week expired and I called 3 months prior.

[Badfinger]

Is it be prudent to get in the application ASAP?.... I figured the backlog would be going down but it's been going up since I started following this thread.

[CaliTrav]

Is it be prudent to get in the application ASAP?.... I figured the backlog would be going down but it's been going up since I started following this thread.

Yes, you have to call to make a appointment to turn in the application. Last year it took me a month. I know it is currently over 4 months to even get a appointment to turn in the application.

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[mmaaka]

I just got mine. Yes wile I was there I overheard them say next apt is in sept just to turn in a application for a CCW

[bench]

[wilit]

If I remember correctly, adding one to my permit took close to 6 weeks.

[sjc]

Hello everyone, came across this thread via google and I have some info I thought might be helpful. I went to a citizen's forum the other night where the Sheriff was speaking and he said that he is signing "at least two boxes worth of CCWs a week." Take from that what you will, I'm not sure how many that is relatively.

But more interestingly, speaking to a deputy there, I also heard that the Sheriff's office is soon gonna start implementing a system called 'Permitium,' which he said would drastically speed up wait times for applications, appointments, etc. I was not familiar with it, but here is their site: http://permitium.com/about.html

[K9paulc]

Must be why they’re too busy to answer the phone. Called twice this week, just left a message. We’ll see how long until they return my call.

[bench]

If I remember correctly, adding one to my permit took close to 6 weeks.

Received email yesterday 4/8 for my modification approved and pick up Today not so bad at all it is worth waiting [emoji1417] .
Be safe and always Carry [emoji3577]



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[KenP]

[BubbaCluck]

I was notified via email that my lapsed LTC has been approved and is ready to pick up. Only a three week period where I could not carry; one kind of gets used to carrying. I started the renewal process three months prior to the expiration date.

I believe they are swamped with applications but are still being professional.

[Retired2013]

I was notified via email that my lapsed LTC has been approved and is ready to pick up. Only a three week period where I could not carry; one kind of gets used to carrying. I started the renewal process three months prior to the expiration date.

I believe they are swamped with applications but are still being professional.

Same amount of time for me without. Yes, after you carry everyday for 4 years you do get used to it and get uncomfortable without it.