I had my LTCF from Lehigh County,cost me $25 and two Lehigh county residents as references who were not contacted.
Easy! worst part was going into downtown Allentown. I hope they build that hockey arena on the waterfront.
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I had my LTCF from Lehigh County,cost me $25 and two Lehigh county residents as references who were not contacted.
Easy! worst part was going into downtown Allentown. I hope they build that hockey arena on the waterfront.
$25? Strange, it only cost me $20. You have one advantage over me, though, as you got yours one week earlier than I did. To be honest, I was surprised it didn't take longer than the stated 4-6 weeks.
Otherwise, I put down two Lehigh county residents as references who were not contacted either. Frankly, the whole experience was easy -- another surprising thing.
The OP applied before the price drop from $25 to $20.
15 days may be within the law, but it is still abhorrent.
I applied only a little later in May. By some sort of luck, I managed to apply shortly after the pricedrop? Nice. :D
According to my paperwork, I applied on March 18, 2011. And dang! Yes I did pay $25.
Good for you, $20. Where's my refund?? :)
15 days? That's 14 days, 23 hours, and 45 minutes more than what it took my wife to get hers. Here in Lackawanna is a 15 minute affair. Walk in, hand the papers, smile for the camera, pay the fee, and walk out with a shiny new LTCF.
Man, I hate that. About two weeks after I applied, another member on PAFOA told me he got his LTCF from Doylestown and he was also able to get his right away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corn Flake
It is possible for residents in one area to get their LTCF in another area, correct? I should try to find out what place is the fastest, cheapest, and least anal (e.g. Lehigh County demanding two references that lives in that county).
Non-residents can apply in any county, residents however must apply in their county of residence.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaGreat
^ *Groans*
It's not easy being a gun owner.
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Originally Posted by MaGreat
Tell me about it. It could be worse. I took some safety courses in the Poconos with an NRA instructor who called NJ the "Peoples Republic of New Jersey" :)
(I am from NJ originally)