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  1. Update: I applied for renewal on 11/17/2022. Received my new CCL on 6/5/2023 The new card looks like the old template, the one with the blue background, but now I have a FOID number in small print and the CCL indicator is yes. I don't understand the indicator because the very top of the license is a banner that states in gold letters "Concealed Carry License" I still don't have an "E-card" Probably because I'm a non-resident.
  2. I appreciate the responses. However, I have neither a credit card icon or an e-card icon as shown below.
  3. I have a non-resident CCL. Never had a FOID. I applied for renewal on 11/17/22. Today, the ISPFSB portal says: "Your card is valid. If your card was recently issued, it is on its way to you. Please allow time for printing and mailing. Please contact our office if you have not received the card within 45 days of the issue date." However, the license number does not match the one on my expired CCL. How can my old card be valid if the license number is different? I have seen references on here to an "e-card," but I don't see an option in the portal. Thanks in advance for assistance.
  4. You make inquiries at: ISP.AskFOIDandCCL@illinois.gov They are not fast, but when I emailed them, I did get a response.
  5. I have a question: How many days doe it take to get through the following queue?
  6. Per Docket Entry #25: the general position of the defendants' is: By taking public transportation, you willing surrender your 2A rights.
  7. Thanks @Troym and @oprtb for sharing your timelines. I'm 63 days in for my renewal and still in the verification que. I did not submit fingerprints, so I have 57 days remaining. I don't know the significance of 57 days remaining since I have seen posts here that days remaining can go negative. I also don't know if the FSB workflow is different for non-resident renewal applicants.
  8. Thank you. I took my 3-hour renewal course from an ISP instructor that has relocated to Dallas. Mainly a refresher on the 20+ places one cannot carry a firearm. Then off to the range to shoot. I uploaded my documents into the ISP FSB website. Website says I have 116 days remaining on my renewal. Hopefully, it won't take another 116 days.
  9. After reading all 10 pages, I did not see the answer to my questions. I would appreciate any assistance you can provide. 1) I have a non-resident IL CCL, which means I do not carry a FOID with my CCL. I only carry by TX-LTC and my IL-CCL. My IL CCL expires at the end of Q1/2023 and I'm taking my renewal class on Monday. What card will I receive from the ISP? I have already received my notice from IL-FSB about my CCL expiring and all it talks about is the requirement to take the renewal course, log in to the portal and the state's payment system. If I didn't have a significant number of family members that reside in IL (Chicago), I'd drop it because I'd never visit IL. 2) What topics are covered in the renewal class? Has there been a substantial change to the 20+ places I can't carry a concealed firearm? 3) I've read the frustration in this discussion about confusing indicators and no dates. Has the confusion been resolved and if so, how so? Thanks in advance OneGun
  10. I curious about how the IL SC would rule on this situation. A mother has a FOID card and owns several firearms. Her son gets released from prison and is now a prohibited person. Mom leaves the house to get groceries and leaves the guns at home. The son is at the home. Is the son now constructively in possession of a firearm as a prohibited person and he is now committing a crime while he sits at home watching a football game? I think this situation is where the constitutionality of the FOID card becomes really murky. I'm not an attorney, but I envision this situation exists in many homes right now.
  11. Arrived in the mail yesterday. Took 123 days from application to Active and another 2 days to arrive in the mail.
  12. Penumbra1811, I don't know much about your situation other than you say you are a convicted felon that appears to have turned his life around. I commend you for your accomplishment. You do have a right to protect your family, home and yourself. How you protect is limited in that there are many states with laws against allowing convicted felons to purchase, own and possess firearms. I'm sure you can understand why since few convicted felons have your accomplishment of turning their lives around. Your best bet to have your rights restored is clemency. I would engage a different attorney to assist you. Not all attorneys "rob" their clients, but given the importance, you do not want to wade through the legal morass on your own. I wish you the best.
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