If someone is currently unemployed, what do they write in the Employer Info question on the application?

I seem to recall people mentioning that they put "unemployed" or "self-employed" in the box.

If someone is currently unemployed, what do they write in the Employer Info question on the application?

"Independtly Wealthy"

how bad does the "unemployed" look? -kinda like a black eye on an application.

"Independtly Wealthy"

 

 

funny, just not for the one filling out the app.

 

I write "self employed".

how bad does the "unemployed" look? -kinda like a black eye on an application.

 

I process applications. I wouldn't look twice at "unemployed". Your employment or lack thereof has zero bearing on you being able to buy a gun.

"No job?

No gun for you, serf

By order of the Emperor"

 

It's so much fun to write 'retired' in there

I just put down "Retired".

Just put " Temporarilly Unemployed "

Putting down "unemployed" is perfectly fine.

why not get creative.. lol

I would write: Living off of Obama's Stimulus Plan

I process applications. I wouldn't look twice at "unemployed". Your employment or lack thereof has zero bearing on you being able to buy a gun.

 

what is your Chief was a real prick? we have those up here, especially in our town.

what is your Chief was a real prick? we have those up here, especially in our town.

 

The NJSP guidelines say nothing other than "confirming" employment that you put on the form. You cannot be denied for not having a job.

You cannot be denied for not having a job.

 

 

...yet.

I put Unemployed on my application and it didn't keep them from issuing my FPID and 3 PP's.

I just put Non Applicable. But you could put Employment Challenged, lacking consistent income, something like that.

 

The officer checking my paperwork (I've had three, but for mistakes made by references or questions regarding the form) asked me about the employment form and told him I couldn't find a job. He even agreed with me, and wished me luck in finding a job. It doesn't matter whether you're unemployed or making nine figures a year.