No More Handwritten Forms Accepted by Bayonne P.D.

[NJScott 15]

Just checked out the revised BPD page for the ABC/permits division and see they are no longer accepting handwritten FID or PP forms. I don't know the legality of this change and was wondering if any other PD's have this requirement?

 

While I won't have a problem dealing with it, I shouldn't have to deal with it. For those applicants without PC's (and I'm sure there are a handful of them out there), it is just another obstacle put in their way, IMO.

 

Scott in Bayonne

[lunker 274]

If it speeds up the process it will be worth it. I doubt it will though. It seems more like just another deliberate obstacle placed there by the PD.

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

2C:58-3,f which states, in part:

There shall be no conditions or requirements added to the form or content of the

application, or required by the licensing authority for the issuance of a permit or identification card, other than those that are specifically set forth in this chapter.

 

 

Think that pretty well covers it

[Jamie6607 0]

Thanks for mentioning this Scott...I have a friend about to submit his application for FID and P2P. I will have to give him the heads up.

[ChrisJM981 924]

Just checked out the revised BPD page for the ABC/permits division and see they are no longer accepting handwritten FID or PP forms. I don't know the legality of this change and was wondering if any other PD's have this requirement?

 

While I won't have a problem dealing with it, I shouldn't have to deal with it. For those applicants without PC's (and I'm sure there are a handful of them out there), it is just another obstacle put in their way, IMO.

 

Scott in Bayonne

 

They got tired of trying to read Ray Ray's handwriting.

[woodentoe 14]

They got tired of trying to read Ray Ray's handwriting.

 

They figure they may get a break in permits when BLF's printer runs out of toner.

[Ray Ray 3,566]

They got tired of trying to read Ray Ray's handwriting.

 

is it that bad?

[BlueLineFish 615]

I scanned all docs a long time ago. Everything gets printed out. All I have to do with a pen is sign and date the forms.

[Blacksmythe 71]

on the NJSP website you can type in the fields on all of the forms. So maybe they want everyone to use those forms instead of printing and copying them. However what if your in your 60's with no P.C.'s

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

However what if your in your 60's with no P.C.'s

 

You don't have to be in your 60's to be a technophobe. This is just another roadblock.

[Jamie6607 0]

I just did my application for FID in Jersey City and I was required to type out the NJSP form as well, no hand written forms would be accepted. The rest of the forms in the packet were ok for print, just not the first form. I found it odd but typed it up anyway.

[Tango Charlie 0]

I was there just the other week and they gave me a packet, including the form for my fingerprints, that needed to be filled out. The packet included the FID application, mental health form, and the consent forms. Strangely, although I had a typed out FID form, Det Donaway told me to fill out the copied FID form anyway.

[Regulator72 80]

on the NJSP website you can type in the fields on all of the forms. So maybe they want everyone to use those forms instead of printing and copying them. However what if your in your 60's with no P.C.'s

 

i tried this with my town, Brick, and they wouldn't accept the NJSP form, it was a different revision from what my PD used

[BlueLineFish 615]

I would always prefer typed forms. People have horrendous handwriting. I myself type everything because my handwriting sucks. I have a hell of a time reading witness statements so the more that's typed the better. To me it's really not a big deal.

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

I would always prefer typed forms. People have horrendous handwriting. I myself type everything because my handwriting sucks. I have a hell of a time reading witness statements so the more that's typed the better. To me it's really not a big deal.

 

What is a big deal is requiring that they be done by a specific method. Give'em an inch...

[Barms 98]

I was always sorta hoping that if mine was typed it just might pass through easier..

 

but agree.. its sorta profiling almost..

 

now THAT would make an interesting newspaper article.... Where is that Star Ledger guy?

[Underdog 1,593]

The Statists are at it,again. If they remove the BS OGAM rule I will gladly type of my form, or if the permits are valid for 365 days.

[Underdog 1,593]

I would always prefer typed forms. People have horrendous handwriting. I myself type everything because my handwriting sucks. I have a hell of a time reading witness statements so the more that's typed the better. To me it's really not a big deal.

 

If it is NOT a big deal, then good for you! Scan away!

 

If you want it typed, then provide an incentive such as if the Police Departments and the state receive them typed, the the submitter should receive an extra 2 months on the permits, or something... a shortened time, etc.

[Underdog 1,593]

What is a big deal is requiring that they be done by a specific method. Give'em an inch...

 

I for one think that we should do some more REQUIRING of these folks that work for us.

[BlueLineFish 615]

 

 

If it is NOT a big deal, then good for you! Scan away!

 

If you want it typed, then provide an incentive such as if the Police Departments and the state receive them typed, the the submitter should receive an extra 2 months on the permits, or something.

 

Ok I will.

[Blacksmythe 71]

Ok I will.

LOL I read that with so much sarcasm.

[Blacksmythe 71]

i tried this with my town, Brick, and they wouldn't accept the NJSP form, it was a different revision from what my PD used

You would think they would want the newest form possible, with all of the correct things.

[BlueLineFish 615]

 

LOL I read that with so much sarcasm.

 

Much sarcasm was intended..

 

Patriot oak..if it IS a big deal for you then DON'T. Don't scan away! hah

[NJScott 15]

I'm going to call the C of P tomorrow and ask if the detectives's bureau is going to provide a PC and printer for those applicants without access to them. Again, I feel this is all about roadblocking and has nothing to do with increasing efficiency in that office.

[TK421 2]

I'm going to call the C of P tomorrow and ask if the detectives's bureau is going to provide a PC and printer for those applicants without access to them. Again, I feel this is all about roadblocking and has nothing to do with increasing efficiency in that office.

 

They will probably send you to the public library to use their computers where the words "gun" and "Firearm" are content blocked LOL

[BlueLineFish 615]

Please, weapon and gun are blocked at my computers at work. Its a police station...lol

[NJKen 23]

I was encouraged to do the same in east windsor. The detective that does firearms here told me it was to make sure he could read and understand everything I wrote down. I told him my handwriting is good and he told me thats fine then. It could be as simple as that. If you have good penmanship I dont see it being a problem.

Ken

[HavocMan 13]

Jeebus. I can't wait to move to a free country.

 

Where do these new rules keep coming from??? Who's the guy that comes up with this stuff?

[NJScott 15]

It IS a problem, unfortunately, because the BPD is not "encouraging" applicants to submit computer-completed forms; they have made it their publicly-stated policy to not accept handwritten forms any longer.

[NJScott 15]

 

 

They will probably send you to the public library to use their computers where the words "gun" and "Firearm" are content blocked LOL

 

I know you're kidding, but that is JUST Kafka-esque enough to be true here in Bayonne.