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FPID References - Out of State?

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Quick question.

 

I moved to NJ not to long ago so I'm not yet comfortable asking any of my in-state acquantinces for an FPID application references.

 

As such, will I get any grief if I list one of the references as out of state (e.g. NY or PA reference address)?

 

Thanks!

One of my references is from North Carolina and she has a PO box address to boot.

Never had an issue.

Both of my references were from out of state for both FID and PP. never an issue.

I've seen town applications that require the references to be in state and not employed by the town PD.  Can probably overcome that obstacle with a letter from NJ2AS

Both of my references were, and are from NY, not a problem. For FID, and P2P. I use  the same references every time, makes life a little easier.

Same here.  Used New York references for both original FPID, replacement FPID & multiple Handgun Purchase Permits; No problem at all.

I've seen town applications that require the references to be in state and not employed by the town PD.  Can probably overcome that obstacle with a letter from NJ2AS

 

Yup, I've seen that as well as requiring they have to know you for at least X years. Sometimes combined, which seems really sketchy. 

I've seen town applications that require the references to be in state and not employed by the town PD.  Can probably overcome that obstacle with a letter from NJ2AS

They cannot add conditions to the application. If it doesn't stipulate requirements, other than they not be related, on the STS-033 application, then they are illegal. You don't need a letter, just print out the statute and turn it in with your application and the references you want to use.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

They cannot add conditions to the application. If it doesn't stipulate requirements, other than they not be related, on the STS-033 application, then they are illegal. You don't need a letter, just print out the statute and turn it in with your application and the references you want to use.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

Of course.. Personally, I do my own wet work.  But some people prefer to speak softly and have a lawyer wave a big stick when dealing with a petty and spiteful municipal government.

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