JBMarV_33

Yeah no, that's illegal. State law explicitly prohibits any additional fees or forms for the process. I'd contact a lawyer.

Did they say what the fee was for?

I'm a huge fan of the SI stock stop. Really threw my local detective for a loop when we saw each at the range the other day. He is used to the old fashioned way and is surprised that both ranges and civilians are coming up with newer ways to meet the BS requirements here in NJ without destroying their rifles or magazines.

That is what it turned out being. It was made even more confusing by the fact that if you call 911 down here, you might get Pleasantville PD, Absecon PD, or the local NJSP troop depending on who is physically the closest unit.

Hey all, new here but definitely wanted to input my and my fiance's experiences with the new system so far. My experience: The system was straightforward and easy when dealing with my local PD. It was the local detective's first time dealing with the system as well. The online form is literally just a web version of the STS-033 and the Mental health waiver. Family members CAN be used as references, the local detective told me that out-of-state family might not be a good idea though, NJSP definitely wants in-state family if you use them. Overall wait from submitting to having my FID and P2Ps in hand was 23 days. My fiance's experience on the otherhand.... She is on her fifth attempt submitting the form online because nobody really has any idea what the hell they are doing. Local PD told us that they can't take the app because her address on her DL isn't under the town's jurisdiction. Hometown PD told her that the investigating authority must be the PD serving her physical address. All of this resulted in ORI nightmares as well for her, because you have to submit a new app with new ORI to get the correct case number. So we're gonna try range therapy for her in the meantime...