Fastest ILL FCCL Turnaround I Have Seen

[sirflyguy]

I had an older couple, a retired Air Force colonel and his wife, take my CLIC FCCL class a month or so ago. They applied for their FCCL April 14, and got their cards in the mail today! I am sure they did fingerprints. I am amazed at the speed at which this happened!

[Tango7]

That's the way it should happen. There's no reason for an approved application to not be in the mail on Day 31.

[ChadN.]

I had an older couple, a retired Air Force colonel and his wife, take my CLIC FCCL class a month or so ago. They applied for their FCCL April 14, and got their cards in the mail today! I am sure they did fingerprints. I am amazed at the speed at which this happened!

 

Meh, got that beat, I applied today and got my license yesterday.

 

Seriously though, this is good news for the couple!

[OrlandInstructor]

One of my students just received his license 33 days after applying with prints.

[2A4Cook]

I had an older couple, a retired Air Force colonel and his wife, take my CLIC FCCL class a month or so ago. They applied for their FCCL April 14, and got their cards in the mail today! I am sure they did fingerprints. I am amazed at the speed at which this happened!

I applied on April 15th and got mine today. No joke.

[looklikeme]

30 days for me. Applied 3/10 -approved 4/10

[carringnrockford]

The true surprise would be to see that kind of turnaround with no prints!

[Jeff Johnson]

The true surprise would be to see that kind of turnaround with no prints!

120-90=30 days

It would be reasonable to see No Print apps processed in 65 days instead of the usual 100.

The law is poorly written and they are using it to encourage pay to play but hey, that's the Illinois way!

I will not compliment the ISP for the job they are doing nor will I forgive the ISRA and the sponsors for accepting this crap.

[Drylok]

I've had 5 students who got there's in 32-35 day range. Had a few who did not do prints and got their card in less than 90 days as well.

[RandyP]

Similar story for me - 36 days from application with prints till it was in my mailbox.

[Prairie Pucker]

Part of this depends on local LE doing their job in a timely manner. Unfortunately, I think a lot of them do nothing for their entire 30 day objection period so you're whacked with a month delay right there.

[Trevis]

Mine went active in 37 days.

[Toolmaker8185]

I understand that the no prints applications are usually taking around 95-100 days, but has anyone heard of any no printers being activated sooner than that ? Like say 70 to 80 days ?

[drdoom]

 

The true surprise would be to see that kind of turnaround with no prints!

120-90=30 days

It would be reasonable to see No Print apps processed in 65 days instead of the usual 100.

The law is poorly written and they are using it to encourage pay to play but hey, that's the Illinois way!

I will not compliment the ISP for the job they are doing nor will I forgive the ISRA and the sponsors for accepting this crap.

 

 

Ah yes, I can thank Brandon Phelps for disarming me, everytime I go on the Metra, and the L; because, despite having all the aces, we still got played! Could not agree with you more. Where I live, conceal carry is pointless (northwest suburbs), because I have a Metra Station, AND a bus stop, in my downtown area, guess what? I can't carry on either, and I can thank Brandon Phelps, for being the worst poker player ever; as to being disarmed on ALL public transit. It's truly a disappointment, and one of the reasons that, despite completing the training, I REFUSE to complete my CCW application. I don't own a car (being a broke college student), and when I do go to the city, I use the train and bus; because they move faster than stop go traffic on the inbound Ike. I can't tell you, how much a dissapointment it was, to me, and other pro-2 guys up here in Cook, when we found out Phelps was going to give into the whining of Chicago CTA President, the Mayor et. al when they discovered carry to be legal on public transit. I still get upset, when I hear people say, you can unload, and carry your gun on these methods of transit, because it's so not true. Prints app should be processed in 15 days, and non, in 30 days, we don't live in the '80s anymore, they can figure out who is and is not a criminal fairly easy these days; NICS and what not, but I'd expect nothing less, a law written by incompetent Illinoisians.

[Drylok]

Guys phelps was up against the most powerful and corrupt politician in Illinois and perhaps the country. Cut him some slack

[ChadN.]

 

Ah yes, I can thank Brandon Phelps for disarming me, everytime I go on the Metra, and the L; because, despite having all the aces, we still got played...

 

Can't tell if serious...

[Trevis]

You can thank all politicians for disarming you. "Shall not be infringed" has been redefined by politicians to mean what they want it to...

[RacerDave6]

Part of this depends on local LE doing their job in a timely manner. Unfortunately, I think a lot of them do nothing for their entire 30 day objection period so you're whacked with a month delay right there.

What are they supposed to do? LE does not approve apps. They can only object. If they don't want to object then they do nothing. There is no means currently for the 30 window to be sped up.

 

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[JSharp]

Part of this depends on local LE doing their job in a timely manner. Unfortunately, I think a lot of them do nothing for their entire 30 day objection period so you're whacked with a month delay right there.

 

The law has a 30 day objection period. Law enforcement doing nothing is the default case. There's nothing they or anyone else can do to get you out of that 30 day wait.

[chislinger]

Ah yes, I can thank Brandon Phelps for disarming me, everytime I go on the Metra, and the L; because, despite having all the aces, we still got played! Could not agree with you more. Where I live, conceal carry is pointless (northwest suburbs), because I have a Metra Station, AND a bus stop, in my downtown area, guess what? I can't carry on either, and I can thank Brandon Phelps, for being the worst poker player ever; as to being disarmed on ALL public transit. It's truly a disappointment, and one of the reasons that, despite completing the training, I REFUSE to complete my CCW application. I don't own a car (being a broke college student), and when I do go to the city, I use the train and bus; because they move faster than stop go traffic on the inbound Ike. I can't tell you, how much a dissapointment it was, to me, and other pro-2 guys up here in Cook, when we found out Phelps was going to give into the whining of Chicago CTA President, the Mayor et. al when they discovered carry to be legal on public transit. I still get upset, when I hear people say, you can unload, and carry your gun on these methods of transit, because it's so not true. Prints app should be processed in 15 days, and non, in 30 days, we don't live in the '80s anymore, they can figure out who is and is not a criminal fairly easy these days; NICS and what not, but I'd expect nothing less, a law written by incompetent Illinoisians.

Do you think it would have been better to do nothing at the state level and allow every home rule unit to have their own rules and regs?

[4ts&w]

 

Ah yes, I can thank Brandon Phelps for disarming me, everytime I go on the Metra, and the L; because, despite having all the aces, we still got played! Could not agree with you more. Where I live, conceal carry is pointless (northwest suburbs), because I have a Metra Station, AND a bus stop, in my downtown area, guess what? I can't carry on either, and I can thank Brandon Phelps, for being the worst poker player ever; as to being disarmed on ALL public transit. It's truly a disappointment, and one of the reasons that, despite completing the training, I REFUSE to complete my CCW application. I don't own a car (being a broke college student), and when I do go to the city, I use the train and bus; because they move faster than stop go traffic on the inbound Ike. I can't tell you, how much a dissapointment it was, to me, and other pro-2 guys up here in Cook, when we found out Phelps was going to give into the whining of Chicago CTA President, the Mayor et. al when they discovered carry to be legal on public transit. I still get upset, when I hear people say, you can unload, and carry your gun on these methods of transit, because it's so not true. Prints app should be processed in 15 days, and non, in 30 days, we don't live in the '80s anymore, they can figure out who is and is not a criminal fairly easy these days; NICS and what not, but I'd expect nothing less, a law written by incompetent Illinoisians.

Do you think it would have been better to do nothing at the state level and allow every home rule unit to have their own rules and regs?

We already had a mandate from the court for the legislature to allow carry. That home rule crap would not have been a factor.

[AJR]

It's a start and it could only get better.

Stop whining and join the fight in as many levels as you can.

$35 here and $25 there goes a long way, not to mention volunteering your time.

[ljnowel]

 

 

Ah yes, I can thank Brandon Phelps for disarming me, everytime I go on the Metra, and the L; because, despite having all the aces, we still got played! Could not agree with you more. Where I live, conceal carry is pointless (northwest suburbs), because I have a Metra Station, AND a bus stop, in my downtown area, guess what? I can't carry on either, and I can thank Brandon Phelps, for being the worst poker player ever; as to being disarmed on ALL public transit. It's truly a disappointment, and one of the reasons that, despite completing the training, I REFUSE to complete my CCW application. I don't own a car (being a broke college student), and when I do go to the city, I use the train and bus; because they move faster than stop go traffic on the inbound Ike. I can't tell you, how much a dissapointment it was, to me, and other pro-2 guys up here in Cook, when we found out Phelps was going to give into the whining of Chicago CTA President, the Mayor et. al when they discovered carry to be legal on public transit. I still get upset, when I hear people say, you can unload, and carry your gun on these methods of transit, because it's so not true. Prints app should be processed in 15 days, and non, in 30 days, we don't live in the '80s anymore, they can figure out who is and is not a criminal fairly easy these days; NICS and what not, but I'd expect nothing less, a law written by incompetent Illinoisians.

Do you think it would have been better to do nothing at the state level and allow every home rule unit to have their own rules and regs?

We already had a mandate from the court for the legislature to allow carry. That home rule crap would not have been a factor.

 

That shows the woeful lack of understanding by some. There was no cliff. This state would have been a mess and you would be able to carry in even less places.

[SFC Stu]

I like Drylok's post # 15!

[Molly B.]

Off topic posts have been removed from view. If you would like to complain, there's a complaint thread around here somewhere. This topic is about the fastest turnaround time you have seen.

 

Thank you.

[wtr100]

 

Off topic posts have been removed from view. If you would like to complain, there's a complaint thread around here somewhere. This topic is about the fastest turnaround time you have seen.

 

Thank you.

keep riding herd on the cats ...

[Molly B.]

Helped someone apply on April 26th - with prints - they received their license today!! 34 days?

[Elmer Fudd]

$Based upon date of application to cleared anyone wanna bet against me..saying its gonna take a year?$

[IH8IL]

So if LE does a no objection, does it speed up te process?

[CAM138]

From the date submitted to the date received = 32 days (bribe paid as we say)