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Yes.zimmerdesignz wrote:Fingerprint question. Anyone log back on to Identgo Morphotrust after your fingerprints are taken. The next day it said I was processed and information sent to my agency. Are they normally that fast and the state is just that slow?
Have you called them lately?KC80 wrote:53 days
KC80 wrote:53 days
I have not called again, they told me that once something in your background is found it can extend the process up to 180 days. Then gave me the "about 30 days out line". Just wait is what he told me to do and everything looked to be moving along fine. I'll be hereGlassG19 wrote:KC80 wrote:53 days
Oh,, I forgot that (53days) just means that you're at the very end of your wait..you'll see,,,
This "waiting room" is for folks lamenting their wait and giving their timeline.jasonw3 wrote:I don't understand why people are just posting their submission dates when they've neither received their license nor encountered something noteworthy or unexpected. DPS has provided a general processing timeframe, so saying you took the class on Dec 1 and submitted your fingerprints yesterday just wastes everyone's time.
Once you have some kind of response (website change, license in hand, unexpected delay) then feel free to provide updates.
Sure we all want our applications processed yesterday. What people really want to know is how long the process is taking at the current moment and what problems people may have encountered, which can really only be measured when DPS provides some type of response. That's when a timeline matters. If you submitted everything a week ago and haven't received your license yet or other communication from DPS, posting a timeline provides very little value to others.Breny414 wrote: This "waiting room" is for folks lamenting their wait and giving their timeline.
You have made 2 posts to the forum since joining and both to complain. EPIC!!jasonw3 wrote:Sure we all want our applications processed yesterday. What people really want to know is how long the process is taking at the current moment and what problems people may have encountered, which can really only be measured when DPS provides some type of response. That's when a timeline matters. If you submitted everything a week ago and haven't received your license yet or other communication from DPS, posting a timeline provides very little value to others.Breny414 wrote: This "waiting room" is for folks lamenting their wait and giving their timeline.
Read the thread and you will see how long it takes. You will also see folks update their posts as they get more information. For most of us, the Waiting Room is our first stop on this forum, and a timeline is our first post. Why you want to establish the rules of the thread in your first post is a bit unusual.jasonw3 wrote:Sure we all want our applications processed yesterday. What people really want to know is how long the process is taking at the current moment and what problems people may have encountered, which can really only be measured when DPS provides some type of response. That's when a timeline matters. If you submitted everything a week ago and haven't received your license yet or other communication from DPS, posting a timeline provides very little value to others.Breny414 wrote: This "waiting room" is for folks lamenting their wait and giving their timeline.
Breny414 wrote:This "waiting room" is for folks lamenting their wait and giving their timeline.jasonw3 wrote:I don't understand why people are just posting their submission dates when they've neither received their license nor encountered something noteworthy or unexpected. DPS has provided a general processing timeframe, so saying you took the class on Dec 1 and submitted your fingerprints yesterday just wastes everyone's time.
Once you have some kind of response (website change, license in hand, unexpected delay) then feel free to provide updates.