34 days

[Frank1]

So I'm still waiting patiently, its been 35 days since I submitted my application. I tried the inspect element and if I'm reading it correctly it says "submitted" as my status. So I came across an article about this and it said there's a 148% increase in applications since last year, State police received 25,359 6/19 and 62,823 6/20 and the state police are saying its averaging 70 days. It said there's 42 different checks they go through to issue a card or deny.

[Frank1]

https://abc7chicago.com/illinois-foid-card-application-ford-2020-register/6374352/

[InterestedBystander]

Application for....FOID?....CCL? I assume FOID since we discussed the record setting application volumes back when the story was published. The ISP has 60 30 (whoops) calendar days to processs new applications by statute.

 

There are multiple state databases that get checked as well as Federal ones and potentially manual investigation. It may be pinned, but at one point I think the procedure manual was posted to the board.

Edited September 4, 2020 at 10:44 PM by InterestedBystander

[Bubbacs]

Patiently and 35 days dont go together in Illinois.

 

 

http://illinoiscarry.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=73812

[Frank1]

Application for....FOID?....CCL? I assume FOID since we discussed the record setting application volumes back when the story was published. The ISP has 60 calendar days to processs new applications by statute.

 

There are multiple state databases that get checked as well as Federal ones and potentially manual investigation. It may be pinned, but at one point I think the procedure manual was posted to the board.

its a foid application and it says 30 days on foid page.

[Frank1]

Patiently and 35 days dont go together in Illinois.

 

 

 

http://illinoiscarry.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=73812

I hear ya on that.

[Mr. Fife]

Let's start a new thread at 40.

[illinois_buckeye]

I got lucky and got mine quickly, but I've heard of people waiting months. They open at 8:30 am. Call at about 8:27 or 8:28am. By the time you get to go in the call queue it will be 8:30. I did this method and talked to someone within a minute or so. Call later than that, good luck. I once waited on hold so long they closed and disconnected me after almost an hour. I think many have experienced longer waits than that.

[InterestedBystander]

 

Application for....FOID?....CCL? I assume FOID since we discussed the record setting application volumes back when the story was published. The ISP has 60 30 calendar days to processs new applications by statute.

There are multiple state databases that get checked as well as Federal ones and potentially manual investigation. It may be pinned, but at one point I think the procedure manual was posted to the board.

 

its a foid application and it says 30 days on foid page.

Sorry, you are correct. 30 calendar days for new FOID apps and 60 business days for renewals Edited September 4, 2020 at 10:43 PM by InterestedBystander

[101abn]

35 days, now thats funny,

 

Submitted for a new foid for a friend on April 23rd, They have been on QC Verified going on 5 weeks.

 

Whats funny its not even mine and it pisses me off.

 

 

 

 

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[Rangerdeepv]

124 days since I lost mine...............still Under Review.

[Bubbacs]

Omg

Not the dreaded list card

It 180 days in Illinois for lost cards......sorry

[soundguy]

My buddy just received his first time FOID a few weeks ago. It took 5 months.

[InterestedBystander]

124 days since I lost mine...............still Under Review.

My understanding is a lost card is pretty much a reprocessing as new application. 90/120 days by statute, 140+ days if you are lucky but dont be surprised by a much longer wait.