Now, I am not sure if it helped that I am an EMS officer in town, or that I know the sgt. in charge of the fire arms division, but I know that a 15 day wait from start of paper work to recieving my FID card and permits is pretty damn good!

Now, I am not sure if it helped that I am an EMS officer in town, or that I know the sgt. in charge of the fire arms division, but I know that a 15 day wait from start of paper work to recieving my FID card and permits is pretty damn good!

 

That is good to know. My daughter and her fiancee are both applying for their FPID's in Morristown. It is nice that some of the forms are available online. Could you provide some data from your experience to these other threads?

 

http://njgunforums.c...__fromsearch__1

 

http://njgunforums.c...k-requirements/

It is nice that some of the forms are available online.

 

You should be able to get all forms that are legally required (STS-033 and SP-066) on-line, except the non-criminal background check, (SBI-212A), which you will have to get at your local PD. If this is an initial application then fingerprinting is done rather than the SBI-212A. Fingerprinting may be done locally or at a Sagem Morpho facility.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

I have a buddy in Morristown and he had a similar experience, very quick turn around time. Too bad the rest of the state doesn't follow suit.

It is interesting that in my first year with a FPID that I have been able to encourage 5 others to get theirs.

Sgt. Matt Edwards ftw!

Amazing, my town told me 8-10 weeks for P2P.....

15 days is seriously fast, congrats!