Good morning, All:

 

I applied for and received a PID while living in NJ. Shortly after I received this, I moved to another town in NJ. I've been told that I need to submit all new paperwork as if I never had a PID. What I don't understand is, I thought this was a state backed ID; why would I have to go through all of this just to change the address on my card? Ugh.

 

In any case I've got myself into an interesting situation. I ordered a shotgun online and had it shipped to a local FFL during the process of buying a house (my own dumb fault; this is all new to me. Literally, the first firearm I've purchased). Anyway, I have no way of obtaining this firearm now until I get the new ID, right? I've already started the paperwork (2 months ago now) but my references have decided this is extremely low priority for them so I have to keep prodding them.

 

If anyone has any thoughts on this please feel free to share.

 

Thanks--Bill

Find new references.

What do you mean you references decided this is extremely low priority for them??? Are they refusing to fill out a simple form that was mailed to them??

 

I would get new friends and references and see if the department would allow you to supply new references ASAP to get this completed.

 

Harry

Good morning, All:

 

I applied for and received a PID while living in NJ. Shortly after I received this, I moved to another town in NJ. I've been told that I need to submit all new paperwork as if I never had a PID. What I don't understand is, I thought this was a state backed ID; why would I have to go through all of this just to change the address on my card? Ugh.

 

In any case I've got myself into an interesting situation. I ordered a shotgun online and had it shipped to a local FFL during the process of buying a house (my own dumb fault; this is all new to me. Literally, the first firearm I've purchased). Anyway, I have no way of obtaining this firearm now until I get the new ID, right? I've already started the paperwork (2 months ago now) but my references have decided this is extremely low priority for them so I have to keep prodding them.

 

If anyone has any thoughts on this please feel free to share.

 

Thanks--Bill

 

In the eyes of NJ, you haven't moved until it is reflected on your driver license. If your purchaser ID and driver license match, where's the beef? Go get your gun or did you turn in Purchaser ID?

In the eyes of NJ, you haven't moved until it is reflected on your driver license. If your purchaser ID and driver license match, where's the beef? Go get your gun or did you turn in Purchaser ID?

 

 

That's what I was thinking....