My firearm card is from Manalapan, NJ  Dated in 2003.  The information on the card is not typed but handwritten.

 

 

Went to Dicks in East Brunswick for 22lr which they had but the sale person was scrutinizing the card because he never saw a handwritten card before.    I did get the ammo.

 

Is there a law that the FID needs to be typed?

 

 

Seen hand written FIDS and permits before. Rare, but legal. Maybe their typewriter is broken.

 My card is also handwritten and the same thing has happen to me several times.

Seen hand written FIDS and permits before. Rare, but legal. Maybe their typewriter is broken.

 

What's a typewriter?

I almost got denied before, but mine was done in a typewriter. The only problem is, they screwed up on one section and had to put a bit of whiteout on it. Obviously that means I'm a terrorist that faked the entire process so I could buy assault revolver ammo.

What's a typewriter?

Where can you get one fixed?

Where can you get one fixed?

The restoration dept. of a modern history museum........ 

I almost got denied before, but mine was done in a typewriter. The only problem is, they screwed up on one section and had to put a bit of whiteout on it. Obviously that means I'm a terrorist that faked the entire process so I could buy assault revolver ammo.

Because a terrorist would take the chance of using white out on an official document right?

 

Not so sure............and this is a very small reason to have the hole FID / PPP process and docs, overhauled.........

 

Agreed - the problem was not the baby, it was the bath water...

They will say Sweeny proposed an answer and we didn't like it. Remember this is nj. If it doesn't screw us they don't want it.

What's a typewriter?

Its a keyboard that does not connect to a printer. 

Its a keyboard that does not connect is built into a printer. 

Fixed it..... Hey, at least you don't have to worry about ink that costs more then the device it is used in.

My dad has the same thing and Dick's told him the same thing. Dick's also makes up a lot of their own rules. I would call the NJSP to see what they say, talk to 5 people. You'll get 5 different answers, so just pick the one that sounds the best.