On Saturday, December 18th my CCW finally showed up in the mail.
My 90 days was up on Oct 2...and I started calling once every week to two weeks to find out the status.
Finally I talked with on of the supervisors and was told that my application was under review. It seems that the FBI check came up with a case where they couldn't determine the outcome.
On Friday the 12th I finally got a letter in the mail that stated that I had a court case in Kansas that I needed to send information on. So, I got on line and checked with the County Courthouse and found the court case that had been holding up my CCW. It had been dismissed 13 years ago and the file had been destroyed by the courthouse.
On Monday I called the review office and spoke with a Mrs. Johnson and asked them if they wanted a certified copy of this case or could/would they take the information from the internet I had printed off. The lady was amazed that I could access my court case and asked me how I was able to do that...I told her I simply got on the court website and did a records search. She asked me for the website address and I gave it to her...walked her thru the process and she said that was what she needed.
My liscense was processed on Tuesday and sent out on Tuesday, and as I was pulling out of my driveway to come down to Georgia my mail lady came and gave me my liscense.
My reflection is this: If you have ever been to court for anything other than a speeding ticket then either print off the information (if your courthouse cases can be accessed by a record check) or if you have the disposition of the case already then make a copy of it and send it in along with the application. I waited twice as long as most others, but now I have what I wanted.
Hope this helps anyone who does this in the future.
My 90 days was up on Oct 2...and I started calling once every week to two weeks to find out the status.
Finally I talked with on of the supervisors and was told that my application was under review. It seems that the FBI check came up with a case where they couldn't determine the outcome.
On Friday the 12th I finally got a letter in the mail that stated that I had a court case in Kansas that I needed to send information on. So, I got on line and checked with the County Courthouse and found the court case that had been holding up my CCW. It had been dismissed 13 years ago and the file had been destroyed by the courthouse.
On Monday I called the review office and spoke with a Mrs. Johnson and asked them if they wanted a certified copy of this case or could/would they take the information from the internet I had printed off. The lady was amazed that I could access my court case and asked me how I was able to do that...I told her I simply got on the court website and did a records search. She asked me for the website address and I gave it to her...walked her thru the process and she said that was what she needed.
My liscense was processed on Tuesday and sent out on Tuesday, and as I was pulling out of my driveway to come down to Georgia my mail lady came and gave me my liscense.
My reflection is this: If you have ever been to court for anything other than a speeding ticket then either print off the information (if your courthouse cases can be accessed by a record check) or if you have the disposition of the case already then make a copy of it and send it in along with the application. I waited twice as long as most others, but now I have what I wanted.
Hope this helps anyone who does this in the future.