Hello from Oneida County

[Shadow rider]

Welcome...O.C. from a fellow O.C. resident. I hope you enjoy the site and have a good sense of humor and thick skin (I'm sure that being hitched to military MP you possess each in quantity)! Information abounds as does the sarcasm and shenanigans.

 

[2arightgirl]

Welcome...O.C. from a fellow O.C. resident. I hope you enjoy the site and have a good sense of humor and thick skin (I'm sure that being hitched to military MP you possess each in quantity)! Information abounds as does the sarcasm and shenanigans.

Everyone in my house grew thick skin BECAUSE of me Dish it, I'll take it, freeze it and serve it back to you Glad to be here!

 

[holdover]

Every application from every county is different. Mine just asked if I was ever confined to a mental health facility. So my answer would be no and I wouldn’t list it.

Your not supposed to lie either.

 

[Bananabandit]

Your not supposed to lie either.

But is he free to go?

 

[meketrefe]

hi there. welcome to the forum.
My take is that if one does not feel comfortable disclosing anything about any ongoing medical treatment or whatever that might be irrelevant anyway, one probably don't have to but I would ask a legal counsel. There are all sort of laws and personal protections regarding
anything that is disclosed regarding ones health and as you know one even has to give specific release to authorize a spouse.
In many of these papers there is no release for personal (including strangers) reading a county bound application.
And since you have not been hospitalized and might be treated with pretty popular meds like many millions of people, including law enforcement. military and any other people, you might consider legal advice before disclosing any information that is private, irrelevant to an application, and actually protected by law.
Many consider this to be a rather murky area and how this might generate unecessary worries and even be the source for prejudice.
So again I don't have any advice other than ask for professional advice in certain matters including the whole application if one feels that one has to dissipate any doubts.
In our local gun club there are a couple of members who are senior lawyers that offer both free quick consultations as courtesy and then
professionally can connect people if that is needed. A forums is great for opinions but opinions after all.
So ask around and see if you can connect with a good 2A lawyer if that is what you need.
It seems to me like it could be a simple and short consultation.

 

[Marine Cpl]

Every Soldier, Marine, Airman, or Sailor in a battlefield has had a form of anxiety once in their life. Mostly every cop on the street has as well. Some have been treated for it and some dealt with it on their own. It’s BS that this is even an issue.

 

[2arightgirl]

Every Soldier, Marine, Airman, or Sailor in a battlefield has had a form of anxiety once in their life. Mostly every cop on the street has as well. Some have been treated for it and some dealt with it on their own. It’s BS that this is even an issue.

Couldn't possibly agree more. Most people deal with anxiety, some get treated, some do not. It definitely should be a non-issue!

 

[mgunner]

Hello and welcome to the forums.

 

[Doc8404]

Thanks everyone Took a friend of mine about 8 months for his permit to come through. I'm sure mine will be approved sooner than the husband's considering he's a veteran....from what I hear, vets take longer to process. Really REALLY looking fwd to learning as much as I can along the way so any advice, is more than welcomed and know I'm extremely grateful...oh and I like beer lol

never heard that about the vets. Did that come from Dan at the permit office or??

 

[2arightgirl]

never heard that about the vets. Did that come from Dan at the permit office or??

Nah, we never inquired, just talked to several veteran friends compared to civilian friends and it seemed to take veterans, on average, 60 days longer.

 

[Doc8404]

Nah, we never inquired, just talked to several veteran friends compared to civilian friends and it seemed to take veterans, on average, 60 days longer.

Is that recent ?

mine went through six months almost on the dot. Wife was slower.

 

[2arightgirl]

Is that recent ?

mine went through six months almost on the dot. Wife was slower.

Over the last 6 months or so Maybe it's not really a trend <shrug>

 

[Doc8404]

Over the last 6 months or so Maybe it's not really a trend <shrug>

maybe it is! Been some time for me.
Or it could be paranoia on the part of my fellow vets.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

Not sure how I missed this post. Welcome to the site. Let me thank you for starting off with a coherent and proper announcement of your arrival to our group, unlike some rude shitweasels who crash in with threads like "I just found a $100 bill, what assault rifle should I buy?" Its nice to see someone can still put together various words and thoughts into a coherent gym and intelligent sentence.

There's alot of really great people on here with alot of knowldege. There's some fun threads, and some not so fun. Some comradery and some downright nastiness. Hope you enjoy it as much as you can.

Thank you for working to become another citizen exercising you 2A rights. We need as many as possible. Bring some more if you can. E Pluribus Unum.

 

[2arightgirl]

Not sure how I missed this post. Welcome to the site. Let me thank you for starting off with a coherent and proper announcement of your arrival to our group, unlike some rude shitweasels who crash in with threads like "I just found a $100 bill, what assault rifle should I buy?" Its nice to see someone can still put together various words and thoughts into a coherent gym and intelligent sentence.

There's alot of really great people on here with alot of knowldege. There's some fun threads, and some not so fun. Some comradery and some downright nastiness. Hope you enjoy it as much as you can.

Thank you for working to become another citizen exercising you 2A rights. We need as many as possible. Bring some more if you can. E Pluribus Unum.

Thank you for the welcome I do my best to stay away from nastiness...there's enough of that in the world, especially now with everyone fighting over toilet paper and ground beef sigh.

I look fwd to learning as much as I can...that's the reason I'm here!