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How long to process a Utah permit?
- Thread starter Glockface
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mrjam2jab
Regular Member
they have 60 days from the time they charge your card/cash your check.
That said...in 2009 it took me 60 days mailbox to mailbox.
That said...in 2009 it took me 60 days mailbox to mailbox.
jpm84092
Regular Member
I did a check before leaving UT for WI, and last week, the average time was 44 days from receipt of application to issuance of a permit - + time in the mail. Thus for my students in my most recent class, if you get your UT Permit Application into the mail this week, you will likely have your UT permit before you can submit your WI Permit Application.
Packfanatic
Regular Member
Mailed mine out 06 Sept 11 Priority mail with delivery confirmation so post office does nt lose it ( I hope LOL)!!Thanks again !! you rock !
Woodchuck
Regular Member
Mine took around 6 weeks a couple years ago.
Outdoorsman1
Regular Member
Mailed mine on 8/4/11
Card Charged on 8/13/11
Have not checked the mail yet today.... 9/8/111
Tic - Toc... Tic - Toc...
Outdoorsman1
Card Charged on 8/13/11
Have not checked the mail yet today.... 9/8/111
Tic - Toc... Tic - Toc...
Outdoorsman1
paul@paul-fisher.com
Regular Member
Mailed 9/7
UT received 9/9
Charged credit card today (9/15)
So.... they should mail it by 11/14.
UT received 9/9
Charged credit card today (9/15)
So.... they should mail it by 11/14.
TaurusToter
Campaign Veteran
They charged my credit card today as well. Hoping it comes in before 11/1. Would be nice to have it, otherwise I guess I'll be waiting to apply for my WI
Outdoorsman1
Regular Member
It came today.....
Copied from my earlier paot in the thread...
My Utah Pemit was in my mailbox today......10/3/11 exactly one day lacking two a months since I mailed it....
:banana: :banana: :monkey :monkey
:lol: :lol:
Yeeeeee Haaawwww........
On a personal note... I want to THANK The Yellow Cat W/ the M4 (Jim) for all of his unselfish time spent is helping me reach this point of being a UTAH STATE CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT HOLDER....
Did I say ....Yeeeeeeee Haaawwww...
No wait.... lets dance.....:banana: :monkey
Time to reset the clock for Nov. 1....
Tic-Toc.... Tic-Toc
Outdoorsman1
Copied from my earlier paot in the thread...
My Utah Pemit was in my mailbox today......10/3/11 exactly one day lacking two a months since I mailed it....
:banana: :banana: :monkey :monkey
:lol: :lol: Yeeeeee Haaawwww........
On a personal note... I want to THANK The Yellow Cat W/ the M4 (Jim) for all of his unselfish time spent is helping me reach this point of being a UTAH STATE CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT HOLDER....
Did I say ....Yeeeeeeee Haaawwww...
No wait.... lets dance.....:banana: :monkey
Time to reset the clock for Nov. 1....
Tic-Toc.... Tic-Toc
Outdoorsman1
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Vandil
Regular Member
Outdoorsman1
Regular Member
Thanks....
Outdoorsman1
Outdoorsman1
jpm84092
Regular Member
Glad I Could Help
Congratulations on your Utah non-resident Concealed Firearm Permit. This will provide you with a good path to obtaining a WI permit as well as being able to carry in 2/3 of the USA should you be so inclined, regardless of which states recognize the WI permit.
I was happy to be of service, but I think my greatest service to you came during NRA marksmanship exercises when I determined that your new glasses had distorted your usual view of the front sight and caused your shot placement to be centered, but consistently low and off target, due to the newly distorted view of the front sight caused by your new glasses. After we found the "sweet spot" in your new glasses, you gave me some pretty good groups. (I had never encountered this before so it took me some time to diagnose what was wrong and I am glad I stayed with it. I have shared your story in some of the NRA Basic Pistol Instructor Courses I have been an assistant instructor for and the instructor candidates as well as some of the more experienced instructors took notes.)
I have since learned that some brands of shooting glasses, particularly those with highly curved surfaces, can cause some distortion as well.
Carry on ... Yellow Cat Out.
Congratulations on your Utah non-resident Concealed Firearm Permit. This will provide you with a good path to obtaining a WI permit as well as being able to carry in 2/3 of the USA should you be so inclined, regardless of which states recognize the WI permit.
I was happy to be of service, but I think my greatest service to you came during NRA marksmanship exercises when I determined that your new glasses had distorted your usual view of the front sight and caused your shot placement to be centered, but consistently low and off target, due to the newly distorted view of the front sight caused by your new glasses. After we found the "sweet spot" in your new glasses, you gave me some pretty good groups. (I had never encountered this before so it took me some time to diagnose what was wrong and I am glad I stayed with it. I have shared your story in some of the NRA Basic Pistol Instructor Courses I have been an assistant instructor for and the instructor candidates as well as some of the more experienced instructors took notes.)
I have since learned that some brands of shooting glasses, particularly those with highly curved surfaces, can cause some distortion as well.
Carry on ... Yellow Cat Out.