Initial CCL as new resident:
Applied 09/14/20 with prints
Active 01/13/21
About 122 days as listed on ISP website.
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Illinois Concealed Carry Wait Time 2021
Started by
Mr. Fife
, Nov 01 2020 06:35 PM
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#32
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Posted 14 January 2021 - 12:17 PM
Submitted without prints 09/12/2020
Still under review.
I think it's the most frustrating when you see applicants submitting after you go active before you, but that's what we get in this magnificent land.
#33
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Posted 14 January 2021 - 08:27 PM
Submitted without prints 09/12/2020
Still under review.
I think it's the most frustrating when you see applicants submitting after you go active before you, but that's what we get in this magnificent land.
Well I mean if you wanted the fastest time possible why not submit with prints?
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Posted 15 January 2021 - 11:53 AM
I applied for carry renewal in early March 2020 (no prints, with a new training certificate), still "under review" as of today.
#35
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Posted 15 January 2021 - 02:24 PM
Applied with Prints: 7/28/2020
Active: 1/15/2021
Wait until active 172 Days
Active: 1/15/2021
Wait until active 172 Days
#36
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Posted 16 January 2021 - 09:32 AM
Applied w/prints 10/5/2020
Active 1/15/2021
Wait time for active 102 days
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Posted 16 January 2021 - 10:04 AM
I applied for carry renewal in early March 2020 (no prints, with a new training certificate), still "under review" as of today.
I suggest a PM to MollyB
With many showing 120 to 140 days now that’s a long time to be under review
#38
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Posted 16 January 2021 - 10:19 AM
Applied: 7/28/2020 w/prints
Active: 1/14/2021
waiting on card.
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Posted 16 January 2021 - 03:49 PM
I applied for carry renewal in early March 2020 (no prints, with a new training certificate), still "under review" as of today.
I suggest a PM to MollyB
With many showing 120 to 140 days now that’s a long time to be under review
Thanks, will do.
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Posted 16 January 2021 - 06:39 PM
It’s interesting to see that someone who applied with prints in July and another person with prints who applied in September are both just recently approved.
What I question, is why one took longer then the other. Same thing applies to those who have applied without prints. Some taking 130 days other taking 180 days.
Things I have noticed that make a difference in causing delays or decreasing time, is of course fingerprints, renewal or new issue, if renewal FOID card status, having to update address. And of course those who have had some other form of legal issue.
I haven’t seen anyone else post regarding NON-RESIDENT time lines. Are non-residents taking longer or not? Wonder if even when it comes to non-resident, wondering if state of residency is making a difference.
One thing I am thankful for as a non-resident is that I don’t need a FOID! So FOID issues aren’t anything I need to worry about. Yeah!
What I question, is why one took longer then the other. Same thing applies to those who have applied without prints. Some taking 130 days other taking 180 days.
Things I have noticed that make a difference in causing delays or decreasing time, is of course fingerprints, renewal or new issue, if renewal FOID card status, having to update address. And of course those who have had some other form of legal issue.
I haven’t seen anyone else post regarding NON-RESIDENT time lines. Are non-residents taking longer or not? Wonder if even when it comes to non-resident, wondering if state of residency is making a difference.
One thing I am thankful for as a non-resident is that I don’t need a FOID! So FOID issues aren’t anything I need to worry about. Yeah!
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