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I would go the lawyer route from the git-go. Have an attorney say the same thing in a legal brief.

I've done it (SP-016). It took 30 days, as it was the first in the state. Hopefully yours will be quicker. The form needs to be updated already, as the applicant's mailing address is in a different Municipality than the issuing authority. They sent the form back to the wrong jurisdiction. :roll:

While you guys are fixated on his right trigger finger, I was wondering where his left was.

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I was bored one day and designed it. Lesser chance of someone copying it.

With only 8 police officers, you never know what you'll get. My guess is that they will issue in <30 days.

You may do so at the same time, HOWEVER, the SP-015 and SP-016 won't be sent to the NJSP until your permits are ready to be issued. And YES, you need to know what firearms you are purchasing, including serial numbers.

How long ago since your last acquisition? With only two permits, you might be better off waiting the 30 days for each. The issuing authority retains the permits and sends in the forms, so you are relying on 2 government agencies to do a simple task. What do you think the turn around time might be? :roll:

Basically, YES. But be creative, i.e. hard to find, limited supply, discontinued, discounted price, etc.

The NJSP HQ is out in the stiks in West Trenton.

Anyone can get approved. Or shall I say WILL be approved. There is no reason to deny anyone BECAUSE one has to be approved FIRST through the permit process. The P2Ps will be issued and held until the SP-015 is returned to the PD approved.

An unloaded long gun is ok to possess in the trunk as long as it is not for an unlawful purpose and as long as one has their FPID card in possession. You may be a NJ resident and own firearms without a FPID card. You may also be a PA resident and buy long guns in NJ with a FPID card.

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG

Normal? :roll:

1. Seller verifies that buyer is a NJ resident (driver's license is commonly used) and has a "State of NJ Firearms Purchaser IDENTIFICATION CARD". Addresses should match and be current. 2. Seller fills out Part 1 of Certificate of Eligibility (Transferor

http://www.njsp.org/info/forms.html#firearms SP-015 and SP-016

Why not apply for the exemption? It is easy to do.

A=61 and so on I believe first three of middle five is first name

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