Limey

Of course you can; I was immediately aware of it because it stood out on the list of requirements. If I'd noticed it later on I'd have said I became aware but for whatever reason it was the first thing my eyes found when I scrolled past the header. If I had become aware of this at the PD it would be in a delayed context of becoming aware of something.

It means I logged onto Manchester Townships website, looked at the list of requirements for a FID and became 'immediately aware' they were up to mischief. It was something that stood out on what should have been a list of two forms.

Thank you for the feedback so far gents. DirtyDigz, I appreciate the help there; that will be printed off and taken with me. My next opportunity to get the application in is next Friday, so I'll update this then.

Gotcha. It's no secret either, it's on their website: http://www.manchesterpolicenj.com/support-services-bureau/reports/firearms-applications/ I'm aware of a case that this was challenged under, tried to dig this out of Google but had little luck.

I'm immediately aware that my Township (Manchester) require me to fill out a form in addition to the NJSP requirements that requires me to list the people I live with. So I know this is unlawful from reading what I have on this forum and elsewhere. Question is, how best to tackle this when go in to submit the paperwork? Lawyer up immediately? I plan on chronicling this process for those interested!