Alright, alright..that's not terribly bad being already mid February..it'll be just warming up and ready for you to be testing the warm weather clothing carry.
PMA (positive mental attitude...which I never say or have..so I'm being quiet hypocritical,but trying to make you feel better)
, I've already come this far, now I'm in the home stretch. More time to save up money and I have my rifles to keep busy. So it's not all bad.
You guys are waiting waaaay to long with no call. As soon as 60 days hit I was calling to ask where I was on the pile. Next call a week later was how long? Everyone I know always called exactly at the time they're supposed to have it complete, depending on ehat state. CT I called 4 times within 60 days, came right before the "mandatory decision timeframe". Every state I called all had answers and weren't mean or blew me off. If I were yous I'd have already been calling, for all you know your application could have feel behind a desk or lost, and you'd be waiting for absolutely nothing, just to start the process entirely over
You guys are waiting waaaay to long with no call. As soon as 60 days hit I was calling to ask where I was on the pile. Next call a week later was how long? Everyone I know always called exactly at the time they're supposed to have it complete, depending on ehat state. CT I called 4 times within 60 days, came right before the "mandatory decision timeframe". Every state I called all had answers and weren't mean or blew me off. If I were yous I'd have already been calling, for all you know your application could have feel behind a desk or lost, and you'd be waiting for absolutely nothing, just to start the process entirely over
Nobody has been contacted yet. When I turned in the application, the PPO said it would be 14 months until I got the permit. For some reason, I don't think that's gonna be the case. Only good thing is that I have almost a grand saved up for what I plan on getting, and will likely have lots more than that by who knows when.
Damn, sorry to hear that. Yeah, it could be that West Seneca PD is really slow with that or that its their least priority. I don't know what you could do to help that.
Just received my call today. Just short of 14 months. Detective told me to give my references a heads up that he'll be calling. Also confirmed that I have to have a face to face with either the captain or lieutenant at the station. I hope I get the job for Christ's sake.
Both are Grand Island. I talked with a Sheriff Friday 3/31 and he said said 10 months is about right for Grand Island right now. Sucks we gotta wait this long, but at least I've had time to shop around and look at what I want!
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Thats what I heard as well, but definitely would be super excited about sooner
From what I have personally seen for a few others here in Erie County, once your local PD has done your interview, your file gets returned to the PPO within "about 1 month". It seems be the case that one tactic to further slow things down in the process is to do them in "batches". So, if the PPO sent out 30 applications to your local PD in March, yours might be the first one done, but they won't send them back to the PPO as each one is done, - they'll wait until all 30 are done, and then mail the batch back. So, if you're number 1 that month, you'll be waiting longer after your interview than number 30 waited after his interview.
My personal experience with the Erie County PPO under Wilmer Fowler is that they are all smiley and friendly with you as long as you wait patiently (very patiently), and don't press them to get permits processed in a much more timely fashion as they do in other nearby counties, like Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and others that do it all in a matter of weeks from start to finish...
