powderhead

Okay, this thread is getting some age to it, but rather than start a new one, I'll continue to ask my question here. I have renewed my instructor credentials, but of the 3 emails I received back from the NRA confirming this, there was nothing that I could/would send to the Il. state to prove my renewed certification. Any help would be appreciated as to what to do next. Other than a confirmation of my log in ID, this is all I received back. I did get my wallet card showing my credentials, but that's all. Dear NRA Instructors, Coaches and Range Safety Officers Thank you for your order On behalf of NRA Education and Training we hope that you enjoy your new premium ID Card. Please carry it with pride knowing you are most often the first contact that individuals have with the NRA and are an integral part of the NRA Education and Training Team. Please allow 4-6 weeks for your new card to arrive. As always if you have questions contact your Regional/State liaison or HQ directly at 703-267-1500 / training@nrahq.org. Best of luck in your Training. NRA Certified Instructors NRA Education and Training is in the process of updating old lesson plans. This started with the creation of NRA CCW and now includes Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun and RSO Lesson Plans. The new lesson plans are in the PowerPoint (PPT) format with the Lesson Plan embedded in the “notes” section. Because of a recent E&T survey, the new lesson plans will be available in both printed format, via the Program Materials Center or for free download on NRAI. As a result, Pistol and Shotgun lesson plans that have not been available in hard-copy, will be in the very near future. You may use your existing stock of old Lesson Plans. On depletion of current stock it is required to switch to the new format. New lesson plans will no longer contain a CD. The replacement for the CD, if you choose to purchase hard copies of the lesson plans, is the download function in your NRAI portal. The use of the most current PowerPoint presentation in conjunction with the new lesson plans will ensure the most effective learning experience for the end user. We appreciate your patience as we continue to make NRA training better for you our most valuable customer, and your students. Train hard and stay safe, NRA Education and Training Signed on 5/13/2022 6:00:45 PM

Okay, so I'm making progress. I just got my RSO and Pistol certs. renewed with NRA. Now how do I communicate this new information to the state of Illinois?

Please tell me what steps are necessary to up my credentials. I.ve been looking around here but can't find anything definitive.

I am an Illinois CC instructor that hasn't been doing any training for the past several years, so I am sort of out of it. However, several close friends have asked me if I would do their renewal. I am willing to do that, but I can't find the curriculum that I used last. I believe it was a freebe that I downloaded possibly from this site, and I may have lost it due to a computer crash awhile back. At any rate, I need a renewal curriculum. Can anyone help me with this?

Now maybe we can get his spawn too. Lisa is in on his crimes as surely as he was.

Thanks to all for the good advice and information. It's just what I wanted to know.

Please tell me the necessary steps to take to get my 14 year old grandson a foid card. Our local sporting good's store used to take care of this on site, but no longer does so. Thanks in advance.

Thank you, Molly.

My card expires 1/1/19 which is about 10 months away. In order to avoid the pitfalls of a denial for some unforeseen reason, (mistake on the application or for that matter just a really slow process) how soon would you suggest I submit my renewal application?

Thanks for the replies. I guess we'll start the process to get the cards for the kids.

I guess I didn't search this site very well because I couldn't find any info. on the minimum age to get an FOID card. I have a couple grads kids turning 13. Any help would be appreciated.

Well I got mine in the mail today too. I can't believe they used my drivers license photo instead of the digital one I sent them, and my number is longer than my ss number, but at least I am a free man today.

Why would you put the idea in their head that they can now post? No sign? Carry on. Do you actually think that sooner rather than later they are not going to have a store policy? Do you really think that my asking them this question at this point is going to plant the thought in their heads that maybe they should post no carry sings? Someone is not thinking this thing through to its conclusion.

I was in the Costco in E Peoria today and asked two managers about CC in their store as I did not see a sign. They seemed a little caught off guard by my question, and responded that they would wait for corporate to tell them what to do. One of the managers said that he had just transferred from Colorado, and mentioned that they allowed CC there, so he thought that the policy should carry into IL.

No signs at the Washington store either.

I'll help with the post count, but to keep the thread on topic, I haven't been to a Wal-Mart in weeks, so I haven't seen any signs up or down either way.