STATT wait in BC??

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swray1992

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i bought a glock last friday and i already have my LTATT. does anyone know how long it takes for a short term to be approved? this is my first firearm ever by the way (idk if that has something to do with it or not) V:I:
 
If your LTATT covers all the usual: shops, smiths etc. - you can take it from the store to your place, as long as transfer is approved. BC LTATTs are not firearms' specific; e.g. you don't have to have Reg. Cert. # or gun's S/N listed on your LTATT.
 
CeeZer said:
If your LTATT covers all the usual: shops, smiths etc. - you can take it from the store to your place, as long as transfer is approved. BC LTATTs are not firearms' specific; e.g. you don't have to have Reg. Cert. # or gun's S/N listed on your LTATT.
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Probably incorrect.
If you bought from a store, a statt will be sent to the store along with the transfer notice. If you bought privately then you will have to apply for a statt to get it home. CFO also informed me on my last purchase that my ltatt wasn't valid for transport until the registration certificate was in my possession. When I looked at my ltatt---yup that's what it said under "conditions". My ltatt doesn't cover shops but it does cover gunsmiths, so I guess as long as the shop has a gunsmith............but then again you won't have the registration yet.
 
CeeZer said:
If your LTATT covers all the usual: shops, smiths etc. - you can take it from the store to your place, as long as transfer is approved. BC LTATTs are not firearms' specific; e.g. you don't have to have Reg. Cert. # or gun's S/N listed on your LTATT.
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CeeZer-- Now you've got me curious, does your ltatt list "shops"?
 
coldestcanuck said:
Probably incorrect.
If you bought from a store, a statt will be sent to the store along with the transfer notice. If you bought privately then you will have to apply for a statt to get it home. CFO also informed me on my last purchase that my ltatt wasn't valid for transport until the registration certificate was in my possession. When I looked at my ltatt---yup that's what it said under "conditions". My ltatt doesn't cover shops but it does cover gunsmiths, so I guess as long as the shop has a gunsmith............but then again you won't have the registration yet.
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how long does it usually take to get the registration certificate in the mail??
 
scianna54 said:
STATT takes about 30 minutes from your call to the CFO, giving the answering machine all the information they need, to the email with the STATT.
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In theory that is the case as a rule.. but it's moot since no ATT is valid w/o the certs for the firearms in question (as moronic as that is as well as the stupidity of any att)
 
Shalimar said:
In theory that is the case as a rule.. but it's moot since no ATT is valid w/o the certs for the firearms in question (as moronic as that is as well as the stupidity of any att)
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When making a purchase from a store the transfer notice serves as a temp registration which along with your STATT will allow you to transport your restricted home. Your LTATT won't be valid until you recieve your registration in the mail.

SWRAY1992--
Time frame for my last transaction= restricted transfer started on a Thursday in Alberta. Pistol arrived in the mail on Tuesday in BC. Got a STATT from the CFO and brought it home from the local postal outlet. Registration arrived in the mail on the Friday. This took place about 2 months ago' before the postal strike.
 
coldestcanuck said:
When making a purchase from a store the transfer notice serves as a temp registration which along with your STATT will allow you to transport your restricted home. Your LTATT won't be valid until you recieve your registration in the mail.

SWRAY1992--
Time frame for my last transaction= restricted transfer started on a Thursday in Alberta. Pistol arrived in the mail on Tuesday in BC. Got a STATT from the CFO and brought it home from the local postal outlet. Registration arrived in the mail on the Friday. This took place about 2 months ago' before the postal strike.
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True but that again is in effect still a registration for the firearm which is required for any ATT to be valid.

Oh the sheer stupidity of the "magical lil pieces of paper and how they keep us all soooooooooo safe" :rolleyes:
 
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