What to do after 45 days with no word on Acceptance or Denial for CHL?

[ghgdarling]

today marks day 41 since my appointment with Marion County Sheriffs Office, and i have yet to receive an email, phone call, voicemail, or anything in the mail regarding my CHL. I know Marion County likes to stretch the time as much as they can but it just seems like i would've got some sort of message saying whether i was Accepted or Denied. what do i do if 45 days go past with no word on acceptance/denial, or no license in the mail? my appointment was may 6th if that means much

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[Mikej]

what do i do if 45 days go past with no word on acceptance/denial, or no license in the mail? my appointment was may 6th if that means much

Nothing. It would seem, after looking back at your previous posts, that it had already been explained. Various agencies around the state take different amounts of time. Just sit tight.

 

[ghgdarling]

oh really? please do show me where i was informed about this process?

Nothing. It would seem, after looking back at your previous posts, that it had already been explained. Various agencies around the state take different amounts of time. Just sit tight

 

[EHJ]

oh really? please do show me where i was informed about this process?

Bought my first handgun, still have to wait

I know the title seems like i’m gonna complain, i just didn’t know how to word it otherwise. I went into Ticklicker Firearms in South Salem, purchased a glock 26 for conceal carry, and i was told i’m around number 2,000 in queue. unfortunately i wasn’t given an estimate on how long that would...

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[40Garand]

After reading your April post and this current one I think you may need to work on learning some patience. Just to do my renewal in Benton County I had to wait almost 2 months for my appointment at the sheriffs office. I can only imagine how much busier Marion is. I'm sure it's a zoo. Like it was previously mentioned in your new gun post, take some classes. It will help the time go by faster. If you think you've got it rough, engage some of the folks here that have Form 4's submitted to the ATF and are waiting on approvals. Some of us that did it on paper last year are still waiting 9 and 12 months later to get cleared. Some of the guys that applied on the new e-file system are seeing approvals come through in 4 months or less. Again patience is key, especially in these times when it involves anything firearms related. It's not going to get any easier. Once you do have everything all smoothed out and you go to make your next firearm purchase, fill out your Form 4473 and hand over your carry permit and leave your drivers license in your wallet! Then stand back and wait patiently and you may just get your first auto approval and not end up stuck in the back log of 2500+ waiting to get a BGC approval from OSP.

 

[ma96782]

Just to compare.

My son and I went into the Vancouver PD office for our CCW on the same day. I was there for renewal. While my son was there as a first-timer. The staff was cordial and things went smoothly.

I got my card in the mail within about a month.

My son's lic took about a month and a half.

Aloha, Mark

 

[Member 53328]

Move to Washington County. They move quickly. But being patient will probably be more cost effective. Just hold tight and quit counting the days.

 

[titsonritz]

Relax

 

[edzz]

Best move, make a sign demanding the mayors resignation than parade down and up the sidewalk in front of city hall...

Honestly do you really think your going to speed up a government worker?

 

[Stomper]

Relax

Frankie, is that YOU back from Hollywood already?

 

[Nutty4Guns]

Wait longer. 45 days is probably best-case scenario nowadays.

 

[monkeybutler]

Diaper party. No other option after 42.87 days.

 

[shoengine]

Frankie, is that YOU back from Hollywood already?

Don't do it.

 

[HA556]

 

[40Garand]

Wait longer. 45 days is probably best-case scenario nowadays.

Marion County was at 45 days in 2020. It can only be worse now.

 

[ghgdarling]

Marion County was at 45 days in 2020. It can only be worse now

Marion County was at 45 days in 2020. It can only be worse now.

Marion County has a legal obligation to serve a response within 45 days

 

[40Garand]

@ghgdarling In your case it's day 42, so what's your point again?

 

[RyanG90]

I waited 90 days for my Utah. People suck, don't be one of them.

 

[Mikej]

Your pretty close aren't you? You should go right down there on 46 and tell 'em what-for! Heck yeah!

 

[Dozer99]

To answer your question in the title- Nothing. You do nothing and wait just like all the rest of us.