Filling out paperwork for a new batch of P2P and noticed that the SP-66 form has been updated. Looking at it briefly it looks like some wording has been change, but cant see much other differences.

 

Just wanted to make people aware so their paperwork doesn't get delayed by using an outdated form they may have save on their PC so they could just print out and go like i do...

 

NJ State Police firearms forms

http://njsp.org/info/forms.html#firearms

 

SP-66 (Rev01-15)

http://njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-066.pdf

 

 

A question. I have never had to fill out this form. I just got 2 P2Ps 3 months ago and never saw this form.

 

Is the need for this form up to your local PD???

Not sure if it's a state requirement or just my town (New Milford) but the form is a Consent for mental health records search. They require it for initial FID applications and P2P's

its one of the 3 forms in my town on ever batch of pistol permits

The Mental Health records check is written into law and the administrative code. I attached a prior form to compare each.

 

SP66_0115.pdfSP66_0894.pdf

The Mental Health records check is written into law and the administrative code. I attached a prior form to compare each.

 

SP66_0115.pdfSP66_0894.pdf

If the law requires this form for a P2P then why am I not asked for it for P2Ps in my town???

Someone else on this forum also said their PD never asked for it.

 

You may want to sue your PD for asking "less" - just kidding :-).

If you remember signing any form in front of the PD then that was it...the mental health form SP-66

I filled this out for intial fid and town asks for it if I hadnt gotten a p2p within last year.

Thanks for the heads up.

If your mental health record is expunged, why does it have to be reported on the form ....LMAO there will be a lot of legal situations coming.

anyone have any feedback as to why they want you to admit to an expungment when the reason for an expungment is that there never was anything.     this seems to be another one of those NJ "catch" questions forcing you to violate your 5th amendment right.   

Perhaps it's a naive reading but it seems all that this would show is that a record was expunged, but not what the record originally was. If a town attempted to deny based on the fact that there was a previously expunged record they would be opening themselves up to an immediate legal challenge.

You don't fill out that portion. Who cares what they write.

That's what I mean. You aren't admitting to anything if they check the expunged box. The portion that you sign is simply allowing them to look for records.

So they had time to revise/update SP-66 but we still have paper P2P permits? progress at it's slowest??