Mr.Stu 1,927 Posted March 7 (edited) 9 minutes ago, pjd832 said: I believe he did his quals in Aug of 2022 by the original standards moving and shooting reloading in a string of fire etc and submitted, his permit issue date was early December… but they didn’t call him to pick up until end of January…so if he submits prior to August the qual sheet is an old form.. so it’s useless is t it? If there’s a new form and he has to take the use of force class and the qual is probably included or does he not need the uof training if he’s an OG permit holder? If his original qual did not include the use of force curriculum, his permit is currently invalid (as of 1/1/2024). He should contact his instructor to get a form SP.182 filled in and file it with his PD. If that means he has to take the UoF class, he will have to do that before his instructor will sign the SP.182. For my students that qualified with HQC2 modified, I only had them take the classroom instruction before signing their SP.182. There is nothing to say the shooting qual and UoF training have to take place on the same day. The day they completed the UoF class was the day they completed both parts, so that is the date I put on their forms. Edited March 7 by Mr.Stu Clarified adding UoF after HQC2 modified 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pjd832 146 Posted March 7 8 minutes ago, Mr.Stu said: If his original qual did not include the use of force curriculum, his permit is currently invalid (as of 1/1/2024). He should contact his instructor to get a form SP.182 filled in and file it with his PD. If that means he has to take the UoF class, he will have to do that before his instructor will sign the SP.182. For my students that qualified with HQC2 modified, I only had them take the classroom instruction before signing their SP.182. There is nothing to say the shooting qual and UoF training have to take place on the same day. The day they completed the UoF class was the day they completed both parts, so that is the date I put on their forms. His was a state trooper and it was all in one day at a gun club in south Jersey… he’s reached out to that trooper/instructor when the changes were being talked about …the instructor told him he was fine until renewal then the new requirements apply. So he’s been “ridin dirty” since January what a shitshow Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
124gr9mm 859 Posted March 7 38 minutes ago, pjd832 said: His was a state trooper and it was all in one day at a gun club in south Jersey… he’s reached out to that trooper/instructor when the changes were being talked about …the instructor told him he was fine until renewal then the new requirements apply. So he’s been “ridin dirty” since January what a shitshow Yeah, your friend needs to get things squared away. It's administrative bullshit (that we have to pay for) but the ramifications for NOT having it would be severe. A simple traffic stop probably wouldn't be an issue (cop looks at ID card and hands it back), but if there's a situation where any more digging is done, your friend could get jammed up. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnnyB 4,328 Posted March 7 1 hour ago, pjd832 said: His was a state trooper and it was all in one day at a gun club in south Jersey… he’s reached out to that trooper/instructor when the changes were being talked about …the instructor told him he was fine until renewal then the new requirements apply. So he’s been “ridin dirty” since January what a shitshow Was the trooper's first name Jamell? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pjd832 146 Posted March 7 1 hour ago, 124gr9mm said: Yeah, your friend needs to get things squared away. It's administrative bullshit (that we have to pay for) but the ramifications for NOT having it would be severe. A simple traffic stop probably wouldn't be an issue (cop looks at ID card and hands it back), but if there's a situation where any more digging is done, your friend could get jammed up. Absolutely! The really messed up part is, to me anyway, after they’ve issued a lot of nonresident permits I’m sure, his being one, then months after they issue permits, they go back and start changing the requirements for a permit and then say everybody must now update her qualification classes etc. they didn’t send him a letter about it. How was he to know…it’s ridiculous to expect everyone to check some other states attorney generals website every single day looking for new requirements that they must continuously meet in their current period of license. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pjd832 146 Posted March 7 40 minutes ago, JohnnyB said: Was the trooper's first name Jamell? I don’t believe so….ill have to ask him who it was… he told me but wasnt anyone I knew and thr name didn’t stick in my brain 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
45Doll 5,883 Posted March 7 It doesn't provide any comfort, but we're not the only state with permit acquisition problems. Sheriff Abruptly Changes Policy That Led to Months-Long Delays for Carry Permits – Bearing Arms Also, across the river in PA, as some of you have noted, there are wide discrepancies in sheriffs' procedures providing out-of-state LTCFs. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pjd832 146 Posted March 7 8 minutes ago, 45Doll said: It doesn't provide any comfort, but we're not the only state with permit acquisition problems. Sheriff Abruptly Changes Policy That Led to Months-Long Delays for Carry Permits – Bearing Arms Also, across the river in PA, as some of you have noted, there are wide discrepancies in sheriffs' procedures providing out-of-state LTCFs. But that’s only for the out of state permits, residents it’s a walk in while you wait and $20-25 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnnyB 4,328 Posted March 7 6 minutes ago, 45Doll said: Also, across the river in PA, as some of you have noted, there are wide discrepancies in sheriffs' procedures providing out-of-state LTCFs. Most PA Sheriffs simply refuse to issue non resident permits because there is no state mandate that they have to! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
45Doll 5,883 Posted March 7 1 minute ago, pjd832 said: But that’s only for the out of state permits, residents it’s a walk in while you wait and $20-25 While it's true granting resident LTCFs in PA is almost universal, legally it is still at the sheriff's discretion, and procedures vary from county to county. My wife and I applied for our resident permits, and received them by mail exactly two weeks later. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
[email protected] 13 Posted March 7 Pike County no problem at all for Out of State carry permits. Sheriiff is friendly and staff is excellent. In and out in less then 5 minutes after applying online! $20.00 for 5 years, cc size and laminated. Can't beat that! 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
124gr9mm 859 Posted March 7 37 minutes ago, [email protected] said: Pike County no problem at all for Out of State carry permits. Sheriiff is friendly and staff is excellent. In and out in less then 5 minutes after applying online! $20.00 for 5 years, cc size and laminated. Can't beat that! I'll second this. If you're considering a PA permit and you're anywhere CLOSE to Pike Co, it's well worth the drive. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnnyB 4,328 Posted March 7 For those farther South, Media PA in Delaware County is another great choice! 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dilbert1967 146 Posted March 15 (edited) For those people here who applied and were given a bad e-mail address from a reference, what did you do to fix it? I know the answer is somewhere in the 158 pages that make up this thread, but to save time, I thought I'd just ask the question. As it turns out, the answer wasn't in this thread. Edited March 15 by dilbert1967 Updated my post Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Grima Squeakersen 484 Posted March 25 On 3/15/2024 at 4:33 PM, dilbert1967 said: For those people here who applied and were given a bad e-mail address from a reference, what did you do to fix it? I know the answer is somewhere in the 158 pages that make up this thread, but to save time, I thought I'd just ask the question. As it turns out, the answer wasn't in this thread. My buddy used me for a reference, and provided my correct email address on his application, but somewhere along the NJSP chain of possession, there was a hyphen inserted where it did not belong (my guess is that it was at the end of a line in some document that contained a macro for line breaks) that invalidated the address. He was told there was no correction/editing process and had to resubmit, and went through some other delaying nonsense (I'm not certain of all of it) as well, and it delayed him by at least two weeks. This was during the transition from paper to the on-line application process. I got massively screwed up on my application during the transition from judge to police approval. Damned state is plenty effed up when a process is stable, God help anyone who submits any paperwork for anything here while a process is being changed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites