If the "45 days" is not business day only, I am pass that. Should I call the CFO office once a week, say on Friday/next Monday?
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If the "45 days" is not business day only, I am pass that. Should I call the CFO office once a week, say on Friday/next Monday?
Chill and again it's a privalege not a right in this country. Your saving your hard earned money at this point. Happy and safe shooting sooner or later!----Dieseldog!
I'm pretty sure the 45 days is a guideline and not an absolute d-date.Originally Posted by Jestersage
That being said, can never hurt to give a quick call and see if there's anything you can help with to push things along.
And don't forget to be courteous.
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I stand for freedom, law and order, justice, low taxes, prosperity, healthy lifestyle and property rights.
But I am "old school" and can see the "writing on the wall".
Maybe because I am afraid all the good guns will be gone by the time I got the PAL?
If I were you I would call tomorrow about an hour after they open. When you do call be very courteous and pleasant with them.
Have you logged onto the RCMP firearms site and viewed the online progress update of your application?
Yes. "Your application has completed initial processing. It is now in progress. Please check the status again at a later date. " And I know it's in BC CFO right now.
At some point in the next few days or weeks, one of your references will get a call from the RCMP asking about what kind of person you are.
If you have chosen wisely and that reference answers the phone and is nice, you will get your licence approved shortly after that.
And what are "all the good guns" you speak of?
Chill and eventually the paperwork will be processed and the card will be waiting for you when you get home on day from school/work.
Tight Groups,
Rob
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