I was not sure if this is the correct place to post so please move it if needed. My question is does the processing time get delayed if you have lived out of Texas in the last 5 years? In other words, will a license get issued faster if you have lived in Texas for the last 5 years than if you have lived out of state during that stretch ? I did not know if the background checks are immediate like when you buy a gun or do they have to wait for someone to get back with them and they are at the mercy of the urgency of that person ?
I lived out of state ( Arizona) and have my concealed carry license there, I know I have no issues ( legally anyway) but I was hoping I do not have to wait for communication between 2 government agencies, I could be waiting for years.
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Delayed processing times for CHL
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Re: Delayed processing times for CHL
No one who knows how the application process works has revealed it.
My understanding is that at some point, a request for a background check is sent simultaneously to each place where the applicant (you) lived or worked. Then the background check that takes longest determines when the application can proceed further.
I have not heard anything about out-of-state background checks affecting the processing time.
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My understanding is that at some point, a request for a background check is sent simultaneously to each place where the applicant (you) lived or worked. Then the background check that takes longest determines when the application can proceed further.
I have not heard anything about out-of-state background checks affecting the processing time.
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Re: Delayed processing times for CHL
It didn't delay processing my license.DEADEYE1964 wrote:My question is does the processing time get delayed if you have lived out of Texas in the last 5 years? In other words, will a license get issued faster if you have lived in Texas for the last 5 years than if you have lived out of state during that stretch?
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Re: Delayed processing times for CHL
I lived in Ohio for 6 years and it did not affect my waiting time. I am glad I applied for my CHL before DPS started disreguarding the "60 days" part of the law.
I applied for my Ohio CHL and it took 3 weeks to get. If you live there for over 5 years, the license can be issued next day (depending on the county).
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I applied for my Ohio CHL and it took 3 weeks to get. If you live there for over 5 years, the license can be issued next day (depending on the county).
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Re: Delayed processing times for CHL
I was living in North Carolina when I applied for my Texas CHL and it didn't seem to delay my application.
09-24-07: Mailed my completed application to DPS
10-04-07: DPS deposited my check for the application fee
11-15-07: Received CHL
09-24-07: Mailed my completed application to DPS
10-04-07: DPS deposited my check for the application fee
11-15-07: Received CHL
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Re: Delayed processing times for CHL
Didn't delay mine significantly. I moved here from California in late '05, and had an AZ license. I had lived in Texas for barely 5 months and got my CHL in 61 days.
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