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Yes, that is the unfortunate circumstances many have to put up with.That's fantastic. My own state doesn't treat me that well.
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Yes, that is the unfortunate circumstances many have to put up with.That's fantastic. My own state doesn't treat me that well.
Good news, if it's improved. I originally was issued an OR carry permit through the Grant County Sheriff's office, probably 9 or 10 years ago. When it expired, I tried to renew (totally clean record, have a WA carry permit) and was told they stopped doing renewals for adjoining state residents. That was about 5 yrs. ago.You cannot beat Grant County
Prove that you need to defend yourself.OUT OF STATE APPLICANT: I currently live in a contiguous state and am applying as an out of state applicant.
All out of state new applicants and renewals must include a statement of compelling business interest or other legitimate demonstrated need which exhibits a correlation to Sherman County.
Well, after a good half year of waiting, my Oregon CHL showed up in my mailbox today! I would recommend Columbia County Sheriff's Office to any Washingtonian looking to carry legally in Oregon. The wait time for the appointment was a little much but Im stoked the wait is over.I live in Cowlitz County Washington and made an appointment at the Columbia County Sheriff's office back in June. My appointment date is this Thursday Dec. 16th (finally). They require a letter to the sheriff with a compelling reason as stated above. I too travel OR Hwy 30 from time to time to pick up materials and supplies for my construction business.
If you're planning on using the Columbia County sheriff's office, my advice would be to get on the phone tomorrow and set the appointment. You'll have plenty of time to take the class and write the letter.
Wish me luck!
+1 there It took over 6 months from submitting my firm to receiving my permit.Any border county to Washington can issue a carry permit for you. I believe, trust guy verify as they may have changed this, you can still get your safety course online. I would avoid MultCo like the plague.
What did you put for the reason you needed one? I'd like to put none of your business but I'm not sure that's what they're looking for.I got mine through Multnomah County
Took 100 days from their receiving my app to the photo/fingerprinting day. As I walked up to the Sheriff's office I took a picture of their boarded up windows just in case they asked why I wanted/needed a permit. They never asked and I got my permit 55 days later.
Just say that you travel into Oregon regularly.What did you put for the reason you needed one? I'd like to put none of your business but I'm not sure that's what they're looking for.
Who did you put for you character references? That seems like a barrier to getting approved. I don't think I know anybody that lives in Multnomah county.
I keep telling people that, and they don't seem to listen... I keep telling my uncle in Ridgefield and he'd rather wait months than drive 5 hours round trip.Go through Sherman County, way less hassle.
Just a side note I initially applied in Washington county, here was their response "Your description for requesting a Washington County CHL does not meet our requirements for out-of-state applicants. To qualify you must have a compelling need to come to Washington County on some sort of regular basis."The same questions are asked regardless of where you apply. It is the exact same application form.
It's not a big deal at all. Frequent travel to Oregon works perfectly as a reason.
References, just choose some non-felon friends. They rarely if ever contact references.
Lately Mulnomah has been issuing in 6 to 8 weeks from application. I'm not sure how far out they are for application appointment in general but I know if two folks who recently got their appointment in about 4 weeks.
Never heard of anything like this.Currently have WA carry permet, last time I tried to apply in OR, they wouldn't issue to permanent resident people. Still same?
Washington County has always been very UNfriendly regarding the issuance on non-resident permits. Multnomah County is the opposite, which is why you will almost universally hear Multnomah recommended over the other Orrgon counties.Just a side note I initially applied in Washington county ...