RadioGunner

There is no distinction between resident and non resident apart from where you apply. And when you move you need to change your address anyway.

You can have both. Apply for the DC one and the NJ one after you move. Apply to NJSP nearest to DC, not sure where that is.

Really doubt you'd have to. Hoping you don't! NJSP is waiting on my prints and then they will work on it. I think the contacted my references already. Just sit and wait. If you're with NJSP, it has to go to FIU in Trenton. Local PD I think they just deal with it there. Then after the PD processes it, it goes to the judge in the superior court.

All 3 must be signed in ink by you and your references. All 3 must be notarized. Only your signature needs a notarization, not your references.

You can have a real hearty laugh that they can never use that again

Yes but GFH Anthony is saying he’s seen others qualify with his qual get issued as well. Time will tell. Hopefully NJSP doesn’t take too long for me

An RSO at Reloaderz posted a pic of his permit on Instagram. He’s not a LEO and he said it took a week.

It's part of the whole development.

Once the whole thing dies down it will probably go way down.

Before. bruen does talk about excessive fees as being unconstitutional but since NJ charges $50 + $56.50 I don’t see such a challenge being successful against NJ. NYC, sure. They charge $340. The ranges are private businesses and can charge what the market will bear. I can see some upstarts doing discount quals in the future.

There was a NY case challenging the fees some years ago. I believe cert was denied

Dicks sporting goods is in that whole mall complex too

Yes you can.

I will do it for free for my friends who I personally know. If your friends will do it for you for free, have at it. For the general public I do not offer free services. Not for nothing, it does cost money to get the commission, stamp, raised seal, logbook and my time. The miniscule, state mandated fees can recover that if I do maybe 20 or so. I think I've done about a dozen firearm related ones. Still haven't recovered my cost. Therefore it is fair to ask for the small, state limited payment. Of course if you want to wait for constitutional carry, that is YOUR choice.

As a notary I’m not allowed to charge more than $2.50 per act so a maximum of $7.50 per application. Technically I’m a bank notary but I’m not customer facing (we don’t have branches in the US). Some retail bank notaries are particular about what they will notarize and you are correct that some may not notarize firearm applications. It’s up to them.

Yes I know constitutional carry is the end goal but I will take a small win while we continue to fight.

The exact requirements are in the statute and interpreted in the NJ admin code. One example is the fee. The fee is $20 in the statute. They are not supposed to charge $50. It's not ambiguous at all.

And just like extra requirements for FIDs and PtPs, those facing those requirements should challenge them through one of our 2A organizations.

I went out of state and paid the $40 out of state fee. I had a work trip this week and didn’t want to chance missing it. So I got an appt the next day in Pennsylvania.

I applied at my NJSP barracks and the sgt told me it goes to Trenton at the FIU. it could be just because I applied at NJSP (Sussex). But others in town police depts are reporting they’ve gotten the same story and the fact that some others (some security guards, armored cars) had to apply to NJSP directly. So while I can’t confirm completely it seems highly plausible.

Yes

Even under NJ statute that is not allowed.

And Bruen said that shall-issue permitting is a reasonable requirement.

I had no problems with a 3.3" .45 with Winchester white box factory ammo.

Like I said, they are mashing this together with RPO. That needs to be straightened out.