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fireanicz

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  1. OK, so here's my story. Applied for FID card change of address and 2 purchase permits on Jan 7th 2013. My references received their letter on Feb 2nd, filled out and sent to PD today. My work received verification of employment with a bunch of other questions which I feel is total BS. So now, is the below legal to send to an employer when asking to verify employment? My thinking is they should only be asking to verify if I am employed or not and nothing more. Here are the questions they asked my employer to answer: 1)Has the applicant ever been convicted of a crime? 2) Is the applicant an alcoholic? 3)Is the applicant a habitual drunk? 4)Is the applicant a narcotics user? 5)Does the applicant suffer from any physical defect or illness? 6)Has the applicant ever committed an act of domestic violence? 7) Has the applicant ever been confined to a mental institution? 8) How many years have you know the applicant?
  2. Since I'm fairly new to this forum I may not have much experience with this. But, here are some suggestions: 1) Ask to meet with the Chief Of Police 2) If no results ask to meet with your town mayor 3) If no results call the attorney generals office and voice your concerns 4) If no results, if you can afford it hire an attorney I believe you should of started this a couple of weeks after you hit your 30 days. Don't let them intimidate you just cause they are the police. They will drag there asses if you don't say anything. If your intimidated by them, then hire an attorney or wait.
  3. Check out this link, it will get you started. http://davidlivermore.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-be-a-Good-Supervisor
  4. Not useful for a head shot.
  5. Maybe this will start you off: Dear Mr./Ms. __________________: I am writing to thank you for my recent promotion. Your confidence in my abilities means a great deal to me. Your frank advice and earnest support have been significant factors in my development. I look forward to the new challenges and opportunities for growth that this position will afford me. Thanks again, for your help and trust. I will do my very best to surpass your expectations of me. Sincerely,
  6. They both are, thanks for you reply.
  7. Thanks for the quick reply.
  8. Hello all, new member with a question. I recently moved from Clifton to Hamburg NJ and have applied for a change of address and 2 purchase permits.I currently own a HK USP 40 compact. My question is that I have listed my neighbors who live across the street from me as references who I have know a little over 3 years. Thinking was it may be better to list someone who I see almost daily and lives in the same town, as opposed to someone who lives 50 miles away. Now in hindsight I am concerned that the FID and permits may be denied for not having references for lets say 10 years or more. Is there a X number of years that is required for a reference? Thanks in advance.
  9. Just list you bosses phone and have the letter addressed to your company care of you boss. That's what I did and mine received the letter as it was addressed to him.
  10. If guns cause crime, then pencils cause misspelled words. Know guns, know peace and safety. No guns, no peace nor safety. Criminals love gun control -- it makes their jobs safer. Bill of Rights. Void where prohibited by law.

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