Question from new resident

[esh21167]

You can use my name down there, buddy. My name has clout in CHESCO.

Does the sheriff run each application by Katie Muth?

[Terrence]

Wow, thanks 👍

[Knightshift]

You can use my name down there, buddy. My name has clout in CHESCO.

Walleye Hunter? They would ask if you're an article from Field and Stream.

[wis bang]

I use two friends from NJ for Bucks, never raised an eyebrow

[Curmudgeon]

York County checking in. I have not listed reference or employer
information since 2008. I was told back then (by the Sheriff's Deputy)
that employer info was not required. I also followed up with the references
I listed at the time, they were never contacted. Which makes sense because
my LTCF was issued immediately.

There has been at least one instance of the issue of references going to court
involving privacy concerns, and references could not be a reason to denial.
I'm sure this is not common knowledge, unfortunately.

State law provides that a citizen has a right to privacy regarding both the application
for LTCF as well as the subsequent issuance or denial. Hard to maintain privacy when
references are involved.

YMMV

[imashooter2]

I’m in Delco. One of my references lives in New Jersey.

[dannyb]

Delco here too. One of mine is in the Peoples Republic of NY.

[soberbyker]

I*m in Delco. One of my references lives in New Jersey.

Delco here too. One of mine is in the Peoples Republic of NY.

I'm in Delco as well, back when I got my first LTCF not only did they contact both references they contacted my employer too. From the first renewal forward no one has been contacted.

[OwnTheRide]

They do not have to be from your county. The LTCF application is uniform statewide. There is no requirement of in-county references and don't let them tell you there is (doubt they will, just saying.)

Bradford County Sheriff likes to break the law by saying there is, and refusing to accept applications from people who don't comply.

The list of sheriffs who think the law doesn't apply to them is getting longer and longer...

[xXxplosive]

Pike County.........+1