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  • NorCalRefuge
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2018
    • 685

    Moving while waiting for permit

    I've been in the process of obtaining my ccw for about 6 months. This lockdown hasn't helped, and now all I'm waiting on is to take my class and pass the tests - but there is nowhere close to take the class currently.

    I am a renter, and will be moving (within the same county, just a new house) in about 60 days. I'm unsure if I will have completed the class before then, all things considered.

    Will this be a problem? I know the sheriff wants proof of residency, which I will have up until my move, and then it'll be at least 30 days before getting utility bills with my new address. How will this impact my permit application?

    Sacramento county.
    Last edited by NorCalRefuge; 04-30-2020, 5:12 PM.
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    9Cal_OC
    Calguns Addict
    • Apr 2019
    • 6701

    Cmon OP, can’t help if you don’t put your county or IA .
    Freedom isn't free...

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    • #3
      NorCalRefuge
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2018
      • 685

      Sorry, Sacramento county

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      • #4
        Humboldt Leatherneck
        Member
        • Mar 2018
        • 437

        OP - Are you going to have a signed lease for your new residence? If so, that would work for proof of residence... Paperwork for Renter's Insurance for the new residence - that would work also.
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        • #5
          NorCalRefuge
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2018
          • 685

          Originally posted by Humboldt Leatherneck
          OP - Are you going to have a signed lease for your new residence? If so, that would work for proof of residence... Paperwork for Renter's Insurance for the new residence - that would work also.
          I'll have both, so that's good news. I was worried moving during the process would be a problem - don't want to look like a transient or anything.

          Follow-up - should I notify the sheriff now or wait until after the move? I know once I have the permit, I have 10 days to notify them, just unclear on the rules before then. Thanks!
          Last edited by NorCalRefuge; 05-01-2020, 12:47 PM.

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          • #6
            bergmen
            Senior Member
            • May 2011
            • 2493

            Originally posted by NorCalRefuge
            I'll have both, so that's good news. I was worried moving during the process would be a problem - don't want to look like a transient or anything.

            Follow-up - should I notify the sheriff now or wait until after the move? I know once I have the permit, I have 10 days to notify them, just unclear on the rules before then. Thanks!
            Call them and ask them. No reason not to and they are the authority.

            Dan

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