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CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Mississauga, Ontario
Ya just did earlier today. Nothing.
Update On Ontario Restricted Transfer Times
- Thread starter pygmalion2020
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Ya just did earlier today. Nothing.
Surprise surprise... approved random one from 7/15....
fortytwo45
Regular
- Location
- London, Ontario
I just received approval for my P2P (Ont to Ont) 59558xx. Initiated and confirmed on June 29. 169 days after it was initiated and 21 days after B2P transfers from the same initiation date.
What is IWS?
I'm waiting for 59745xx B to P, so I'm beginning to wonder where mine is.
Highest approval for yesterday was 59743**. I wouldn’t stress that yours hasn’t shown up yet. Should be any day. Maybe if you haven’t received by the end of next week I’d start getting concerned.
Thanks
The CFO isn’t processing the transfers in exact order, so don’t stress that you see transfers with a higher number approved before yours. They give a stack to each person so there will be a slight variation to the approval numbers.
Brendon292
CGN Regular
- Location
- Kingston, ON
How long can/should a vendor hold onto your restricted before shipping it? I assume there is no case law covering this.
Email the approval to the vendor and follow up by either phone or email or both. Should ship within one or 2 days depending on vendor.
fortytwo45
Regular
- Location
- London, Ontario
Depends who you ask lol. Do a search, there have been lots of debates about it. I would say no, but I'm neither a lawyer nor a CFO, so do whatever you feel comfortable doing. My opinion is that your transfer notice is a defacto registration certificate, on the grounds that the registration certificate is a possession document, not a transport document. If it's not ok for you to take it to the range, then it's not ok for you to have it in the first place. Simple logic.
I received a transfer approval today and in the email it had the following statement:
"**CFO Ontario is aligning with the practice of other CFOs regarding Transfer Notices. Effective Immediately Transfer Notifications’ purpose is to take possession of a newly acquired firearm after the transfer is completed, and does not serve as a temporary registration certificate. Subsequent movement of the firearm can only occur after receipt of the registration certificate.***
So you can pickup your firearm but can't take it to the range until you receive the reg certificate. Would it not be simpler to say "This Transfer Notification serves as an ATT to pickup your firearm(s) but you will have to wait for the registration certificate(s) before you can take your firearm(s) to the range."?
Our government always uses confusing words for everything so it can be interpreted many ways ,jus the way they think is correct will be the right one..you can see these things in any law and your interpretation is almost always wrong..DON'T USE COMMON SENSE THOUGH and presume is right , it doesn't apply to what the government do..and a good example would be batch transfers
Talking about the certificate, after getting the transfer notice, usually how long do I need to wait for the registration certificate?
My last transfer notice was received on Dec 2, however I have yet to have the registration certificate to arrive in my mail box. Can't wait to take my baby to the range.
My last transfer notice was received on Dec 2, however I have yet to have the registration certificate to arrive in my mail box. Can't wait to take my baby to the range.
Usually 2-3 weeks but may be a little longer with the holidays coming up. If you got your transfer on Dec. 2, you should have that registration before the end of next week. I am currently waiting on one too
fortytwo45
Regular
- Location
- London, Ontario
My last was two weeks to the day so should be tomorrow.
Big words hard.
