bigdaddy1
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Good point, I guess I have no reason to rush, its been my whole life so far. a few weeks wont hurt.
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Good point, I guess I have no reason to rush, its been my whole life so far. a few weeks wont hurt.
safcrkr
Regular Member
Waiting one more week will gain you 24 days on the deadline. Subtract the week you wait, you still gain 2+ weeks. Delivery confirmation is only a couple bucks, it's worth it. I paid for my postage at the counter ($.64). I didn't do the delivery confirmation, but I got a receipt for the postage, and that receipt has on it the zip-code and P.O. box it was sent to. I don't have proof (when) they received it (other than my check being cashed on the 14th) but I have proof I mailed to DOJ's P.O. box on the 1st.
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scorpio_vette
Regular Member
??? I'm sure I missed something about the whole processing, but can you please explain how they have more time if they receive it earlier??? I haven't actually followed up on the processing paperwork regs.
bigdaddy1
Regular Member
I don't know the specifics myself, but I do remember them saying that due to the expected work load they will have more time to process the applications at first.
safcrkr
Regular Member
Permits received by DOJ in the first 30 days after law's begin date of Nov. 1st, must be processed within 45 calender days. After the 1st 30 days (or beginning Dec. 1st, 2011) DOJ has 21 days to process an application received. IOW, if they get your app on Nov. 30th, they have 45 days (Jan. 14th, 2012) to process. If received on Dec. 1st, they have only 21 days to "act" (or Dec. 22, 2011). The one day differance between receiving on Nov. 30th or Dec. 1st, means a 24 day differance in time allotted to DOJ to process application. Get it? If you wait until Dec. 1st (and wisely mail with delivery confirmation to prove when they received it) they have 21 days, not the 45 alotted before Dec. 1st, to act on your app.
I've aleady waited 22 days, and it will be 24 when my next mail comes on Friday. If I mailed on Dec. 1st instead of Nov. 1st, and was still waiting after 24 days, they already be in violation of the law.