Current Utah processing times?
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Current Utah processing times?
Submitted my Utah application in late February, but due to a detected credit card fraud incident my issuer closed the account and reissued the card under a different number, literally 1 day before BCI tried to charge the card in late March. I was a bit frustrated that they didn't use the phone number information on the application to contact me to get the new number, choosing to mail the packet back to me, instead. I cut a cashier's check and resent the packet to them on 04 April. With the close of July, I still have no Utah permit. Any idea what the current processing time is? IIRC, they are statutorily required to issue within 60 days.
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Re: Current Utah processing times?
Well, I can answer my own question, now. They are taking between 4-4.5 mos. However, the letter supplied with the permit states that it is contingent upon passing a FBI criminal background check. I presume this means that to clear their backlog they are issuing permits without the final disposition from the FBI check.
Re: Current Utah processing times?
Gads, that's bizarre. But they have their backlog problem, just as we do.
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Re: Current Utah processing times?
if we are a Texas CHL, do we simply apply and go through another background check for the Utah plastic?
07/25/2009 - Online application complete
08/16/2009 - CHL Class
08/19/2009 - CHL Application Mailed
08/24/2009 - Application Received
09/21/2009 - CHL application processing
11/04/2009 - Application Approved
11/06/2009 - Plastic in hand
08/16/2009 - CHL Class
08/19/2009 - CHL Application Mailed
08/24/2009 - Application Received
09/21/2009 - CHL application processing
11/04/2009 - Application Approved
11/06/2009 - Plastic in hand
Re: Current Utah processing times?
No, you also have to take a Utah class, just like you did for Texas.