NY state Recert - what now?

[Phauxtoe]

so does FUAC send us a card or something?
how do we know if they get our package and process it?

NO Letter
No Card
NO participation by the state

except a declaration from the King of NY!

(why am i being treated like cuomo's last nights drunken slut sorority girl?)

 

[togmaster]

You will get a participation trophy and visit from the State Police when the time is right.

 

[GUNSICK]

It was a trap.

 

[Deplorable Me]

They wanted people to recertify on line so they could have remote access to your computer and scan it for quality porn links. Albany is run by a bunch of jerkoffs and now they have a two year supply of material to sift through.

 

[GOYABEAN]

They wanted people to recertify on line so they could have remote access to your computer and scan it for quality porn links. Albany is run by a bunch of jerkoffs and now they have a two year supply of material to sift through.

Oh the humanity for those who didn't read the fine pint

 

[MuttCat]

Relax. We sent our stuff in twice. That will screw up everything!

 

[Aardvarkjff]

Just wait till they link firearm ownership with your auto insurance by way of your driver license. Then when your auto insurance notifies your home owners insurance, you will know when either of your policies renew or not due to undisclosed risks. Or you can check the the NYSP site: OWASP CSRFGuard Project - New Token Landing Page Don't forget to have your drivers license ready!

 

[Phauxtoe]

Just wait till they link firearm ownership with your auto insurance by way of your driver license. Then when your auto insurance notifies your home owners insurance, you will know when either of your policies renew or not due to undisclosed risks. Or you can check the the NYSP site: OWASP CSRFGuard Project - New Token Landing Page Don't forget to have your drivers license ready!

Oh come on Now, you are not thinking like an Insurance company!
they will let you continue to pay for any and all policies, but if you try to make a claim you will be denied due to undisclosed risks!

 

[Saltwater60]

Now they come take your guns. You should already know that.

 

[Cooolone]

OMG, there's so much sheepleness...

What do you care what's next?

In all probability, nothing! Think the counties are going to print new permits with expiration dates and send them out? LMAO... Yeah that might happen! (not)... But hey, now that you told the State Police where you are and what you have, surely their inquisitive minds will need to come look!

 

[GOYABEAN]

Less than half of gun permit-holders in Dutchess have recertified
POUGHKEEPSIE – The "Safe Act" enacted by state in 2013 did more than limit the number of bullets that a magazine can hold in a New York firearm. The legislation also requires pistol permit holders to re-certify their permits every five years, which many residents have not done by the recently passed January 31st deadline.

Individuals with permits issued before January 15, 2013 were supposed to re-certify by January 31, 2018, according to Dutchess County Clerk Brad Kendall. The statewide requirement has not been adhered to on a widespread basis, according to statistics on the Safe Act website.

In Dutchess County there are 20,000 to 25,000 active permits. As of February 6, 2018 only 11,791 permit holders have completed the process, according to Kendall.

A postcard style brochure at the various county clerk offices in Dutchess County states that "Recertification well before the 01/13/2018 deadline will avoid tremendous trouble and expense trying to get your pistol license and handguns back after your pistol license was revoked and your handguns have been surrendered to law enforcement. This scenario is bad for you, bad for law enforcement, and bad for gun owners in general."

According to a statement on the Safe Act website, the goal of the process is to improve the record-keeping of both state and local authorities.

Under the current system, if a permit holder passes away, no action is taken to update records to reflect that this permit is no longer active. By going through the process every five years, redundant or out-of-date records can be eliminated and the accuracy of record-keeping can be improved.

The State Police are accepting re-certifications through the end of the year. Renewals submitted after the now passed deadline will be tracked separately and categorized as such by the troopers. The State Police are currently working to process all re-certifications. The is expected to take nine to 12 months, after which local authorities will be provided with updated information.

While the postcard publication mentions potential problems for failing to re-certify, the website says that the troopers will not be confiscating weapons from those who fail to re-certify after the now passed deadline. The website went further to dispel arguments from critics that the program is nothing more than a confiscation list by saying the provision was never intended to be a "Gotcha" for pistol permit holders" and is designed to maintain accurate records.

Dutchess County resident Jackie Emslie, a firearms educator with years of experience under her holster, said "Recertification, although we do not like it, is the law, and all pistol licensees are encouraged to be compliant."

New York State pistol permit holders can re-certify online at https://firearms.troopers.ny.gov and follow the instructions.

 

[99cummins]

According to a statement on the Safe Act website, the goal of the process is to improve the record-keeping of both state and local authorities.

Under the current system, if a permit holder passes away, no action is taken to update records to reflect that this permit is no longer active. By going through the process every five years, redundant or out-of-date records can be eliminated and the accuracy of record-keeping can be improved.

Allow me to solve the record keeping issue and save the state a shit ton of money at the same time - GET RID OF THE FUCKING PERMITS. Scrap all of it. It does nothing to improve safety and only burdens law abiding citizens.

 

[Acer-m14]

According to a statement on the Safe Act website, the goal of the process is to improve the record-keeping of both state and local authorities.

and this will tell you how many pistols MS13 has or any other gang banger gang in NY .. what about isisburg in NY .. you know .. the FKIN BAD GUYS ..

 

[Armyman 73]

Now that the recertification is done, what happens if I purchase a few more pistols. Will I have to recert after purchase?

 

[Bob]

Now that the recertification is done, what happens if I purchase a few more pistols. Will I have to recert after purchase?

No. The County Clerk will transmit the information to the State Police after you amend your permit, and they will update their records accordingly. Supposedly.

 

[Phauxtoe]

Allow me to solve the record keeping issue and save the state a shit ton of money at the same time - GET RID OF THE FUCKING PERMITS. Scrap all of it. It does nothing to improve safety and only burdens law abiding citizens.

of course they know that!
the entire purpose is to Impede the public from getting a handgun. it is a Poll Tax, including the excessive cost to obtain and renew a permit.

 

[Phauxtoe]

last i checked does it cost anything to register and or vote?
do you need to pay the Gov anything to participate in any other of the Natural rights in the Bill of Rights?