Posted: 10/28/2009 5:37:50 AM EDT
There have been some things happening in my neighborhood lately and I need some help from you guys. I dont have a CCW liscence yet but now I want one. Can you guys help me get it quick? I need to know where to get the forms to "sign up"for concealed carry(online printout would be best if you even can), I also need to know where to take them and who has to sign them and where they are, and what I need to get the permit. I know the forms take time and everything to be cleared and returned to you so i'm trying to get them done a quickly as possible, and I know nothing about the process so treat me like a noob . Any tips or other assistance is welcome. I live in northeast philly if that helps with anything.
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Go here: www.ppdonline.org/hq_gunpermit.php. Sorry because I don't know how to make the link hot. Thanks, I get all of that except step 4 4 You must have the Reference Questionnaires (2) filled-out by References and returned with your application. References should be Philadelphia residents and not family members. References must include NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBERS and PA DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER at the top of form. Failure to do so will result in processing delays and application denial. What does that mean  Do I print it out and have 2 people I know, not family fill it out
And as for the get a shotgun, I will but for now my USP9 with 147 gr. gold dots will do for now. One thing I thought that I had to take the form to the Chief local law enforcement officer sign off on it, or is that only for nfa items? |
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Quoted: What does that mean Do I print it out and have 2 people I know, not family fill it outOne thing I thought that I had to take the form to the Chief local law enforcement officer sign off on it, or is that only for nfa items? Yes. Friends, co-workers, etc. Most of the time, they will get called too, so you will want to give them a heads up. Each county's process is a little bit different, so details are unclear. On your second question, yes, you're confusing the NFA Form 1 process. |