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     Constructive denial case in CT?

     "The commissioner shall, not later than sixty days after receipt of the national criminal history records check from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, either approve the application and issue the long gun eligibility certificate or deny the application and notify the applicant of the reason...

     • pleaseproceedtoroom101
     • Post #11
     • Aug 21, 2018
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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     Constructive denial case in CT?

     I called again, and this time they said it would take them 3-4 months to process the fingerprints alone. I guess that falls in line with the state regulations on paper, but it effectively bans firearms for those under 21. This feels like I'm buying an NFA weapon or something. That means that the...

     • pleaseproceedtoroom101
     • Post #10
     • Aug 21, 2018
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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     Constructive denial case in CT?

     I just realized i wrote that I waited 6 months, I meant 60 days.

     • pleaseproceedtoroom101
     • Post #7
     • Aug 20, 2018
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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     Constructive denial case in CT?

     Although I do think that the permitting is unconstitutional, I am not trying to strike it down, just get my rights.

     • pleaseproceedtoroom101
     • Post #2
     • Aug 19, 2018
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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     Constructive denial case in CT?

     I applied for a Long Gun Eligibility Certificate in CT. This permit has cost me $100 for a safety class, $35 for fingerprints, and $122 for the permit itself. In a few days, it will pass 6 months since I applied. When I applied, the DESPP worker claimed it would take less than 8 weeks. CT state...

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     • Aug 19, 2018
     • Replies: 14
     • Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters