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Okay so the yellow one is good. Thats what I thought and I figured the 18 was for the background check. Although I didn't pay it last time so not sure what happened their. again I hate to start off on the wrong foot with this PD. God knows they can make life hell if they really want to. Thanks for all the comments and help. I've got the perfect plan to solve this problem... MOVE lol

Another one here.... $18.00 fee payable to NJ State Police Division of SBI? That doesn't include the $5 for the card.

Nick, Yea, I've gone through that before with my previous PD. Took them somewhere around 7 months for my permit. One call to them and the police chief and I had it done in a day. Another look at this form has me a bit worried. The basic stuff I am okay with. What I failed to see the first time was the following: Name/address of nearest relative (in case of emergency?) previous employer SS # Employer Nationality Education? I'd hate to start off on the wrong foot with my PD like this, But it would be nice to have some privacy and I don't think I have a right to subject my family/relative to any 2nd judgments based on my 2A rights. I think I might check out the 2nd Amendment Society again. Thanks Rob

Just wanted to start a topic here about what I'm going through with Pennsauken Police. My situation is, I returned from a deployment and somehow my FID card had gone with me (yes I know, dumb mistake) however it's mutilated and I need a new one. I also need to change my address as I have moved.... Also note that I moved into a new town and county. I went to the police station about 2 weeks ago and was informed that the women who does firearms permits was on vacation. I didn't get a chance to go back until today. (8/22/12) I arrived with all required forms, or so I thought. I brought my previous pistol purchase permit, listing my SBI number, a completed STS-3 which looks nearly identical to STS-033. She informed me that I needed 2 STS-033 forms as well as the SP-66. In addition she also gave me 2 other forms. SBI 212A (Request for criminal history record information for a noncrimnal justice purpose) Pennsauken Police Department "Civil Fingerprint Card" I was asked to fill out only the front, and I don't need the finger prints and was told that this was just for her? I attempted to attach the PDFs but they are too big. For the "Civil Fingerprint Card" it asks basic information Name, Address, physical description, SS#, employer, ect Thats pretty much it so far. I'll keep everyone up to date. I was informed as I was leaving that she was going to a meeting so I've got to wait a while to head back and drop this paper work off. Rob

PK90, I'm betting option 2.... either that or a complete idiot. If I ever got any type of documentation like that I'd be very concerned... and would seek legal advice prior to doing anything. That's a big red flag in my book. If not a liar I'd guess that maybe some leftist organization is trying to harvest information for a report they want to put out which in my opinion is a waste of time because they'll just alter the report to suite their needs anyways.... who knows... just want to make sure I don't have anything to fear.... I don't purchase large quanitites of ammo but I'd still like to not have to report the information.... thanks everyone.... hopeing NJ gets their dictatorship reined in soon.... I'm almost fearful to own a firearm and live in this state... AND at the same time I want more now that they're planning to close camden city PD (I live outside of Camden City).... Great ideas these idiots have aren't they???

Okay I know the title is scary. Here is the deal... I've been out of the loop for a bit doing other things and I was talking to someone (not a gun owner, but pro gun) he said a guy he currently works with claimed that our governor passed a new gun law and as a result he recieved documents (applications I would guess) requesting complete documentation of all firearms he owns and the ammo he purchased. Personally I think if this did happen I would have heard about it but, I'd like to be on the safe side. It sounds far fetched but then again this is NJ. Anyone heard of anything like this? Rob

Unfortunatly I'm deployed over seas and the video is blocked but I'll check it out when I get home Thanks again... Any head way on NJ and 2nd amendment rights?

Thanks for all the replies... I think saver then sorry is better in this case... God knows NJ would love to make an example out of everybody and anybody they can

Noted... Good point... it's all in the details.. thanks for your help

I think it was more of an assumed deal... if anything I think in legal order it would have gone down to his mother if anything but she was uninterested and passed them to my friend and his brother ... I do see where your going with this... safer than sorry

I've got a quick question, or more of a verification.... A friend of mine inherited a 22 rifle and he wants to take it to the range... looking at the NJ laws I've found the following 13:54-1.13 Firearms passing to heirs or legatees (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of this subchapter concerning the acquisition of a firearm, a permit to purchase a handgun or a firearms purchaser identification card shall not be required of an heir or legatee for the passing of a firearm, upon the death of its owner. A person so acquiring ownership may retain the firearm if he or she meets the requirements of N.J.A.C. 13:54-1.5 and 1.6. Reading this I believe that he doesn't need an FID to own this gun or take it to the range (provided he legally carries it, locked unloaded ext) am I correct here. I don't want to give the wrong advice.. I've already told him he should actually get it anyways, purchase another firearm later on in life or something else but for now is he okay to go to the range? Thanks Rob