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There is a question asked now if you have completed a course. I would find a new favorite FFLMy favorite ffl is hesitant to accept your certificate as he can't tell where your certification as a trainer is from. Where is it from?
Find a new FFL, there is no requirement to .show it, just mark the box that you have received it.My favorite ffl is hesitant to accept your certificate as he can't tell where your certification as a trainer is from. Where is it from?
He has always been very fair and honest with me. Not a lot of ffl in my area and a couple are sleazy. The initiative listed requirements for a certified trainer. Why wouldn't you state where your cert is from? An ffl is not required to complete a transfer he is not comfortable with. He has no business relationship with any trainer.Find a new FFL, there is no requirement to .show it, just mark the box that you have received it.
Shrug, by all means ask your FFL where he wants to go and pay, go to the one he points you too, pay them, everyone is now happy.He has always been very fair and honest with me. Not a lot of ffl in my area and a couple are sleazy. The initiative listed requirements for a certified trainer. Why wouldn't you state where your cert is from? An ffl is not required to complete a transfer he is not comfortable with. He has no business relationship with any trainer.
Why wouldn't Sporting Systems show where there trading cert was from? They have been the most vocal ffl has on this blog about the new laws and I have disagreed with them sometimes and got kind of a smack down from them when I did. I' just asking what organization certified their trainer.Shrug, by all means ask your FFL where he wants to go and pay, go to the one he points you too, pay them, everyone is now happy.
Why wouldn't Sporting Systems show where there trading cert was from? They have been the most vocal ffl has on this blog about the new laws and I have disagreed with them sometimes and got kind of a smack down from them when I did. I' just asking what organization certified their trainer.
Thanks for clarifying that. Yes your cert number is on the certificate but no reference to what organization issued it. Somewhere early on discussion of 1639 I posted that the only requirement was to check the training box and someone corrected me and said the ffl had to see proof. Showing where you earned your cert doesn't seem like too much to ask.NRA certified trainer. My trainer number is at the bottom of the certificate. But other comments are correct, the FFl isn't verifying or approving any class, the purchaser does by signing the application under penalty of perjury.
Thanks for clarifying that. Yes your cert number is on the certificate but no reference to what organization issued it. Somewhere early on discussion of 1639 I posted that the only requirement was to check the training box and someone corrected me and said the ffl had to see proof. Showing where you earned your cert doesn't seem like too much to ask.
There is a letter posted on Northwest Firearms from the attorney generals office stating that the ffl must see proof of training.
I think you are mistaken, it listed what must be taught but never listed what a certified trainer was. One of the many problems with 1639.The initiative listed requirements for a certified trainer
Thank you for your replies. I have your certificate and appreciate the work and expense you put into it and made a small donation to your legal fund. You are correct about dealers making their own rules and the dealer I referred to is a decent, honest man with his own interpretations and opinions. There are a number of dealers in this area that I can't say that about.I didn't put the "NRA" on the certificate for a number of reasons, it was considered and your query is valid.
1) it's not required.
2) there is no requirement for a certificate at all. Anyone requiring to see it, doesn't understand the details of the law. We know the rules because we're challenging the legality of each portion. Your statement about the application signature under penalty of perjury was accurate.
3) we didnt want people to assume this was an NRA certified or NRA approved course. The NRA has no 1639 course, or any class that meets the requirements of 1639.
4) a lot of folks really dislike the NRA, so We chose not to antagonize those whom disagree with the NRA leadership.
What we've seen is a lot of shops creating their own rules and it's their shop...so be it. They're just adding to the hassle and subjugation of citizens exercising their rights. But, it's their shop and their rules. Some don't like the content. Some don't like the certificate. Some think it's making fun of the law (it is). Can't please everyone.
We're still pleased to have trained over 37,000 online and another 1200 in person. And we did it all for free, well, it cost me $3000 for the secure servers and webdesign.