Just a heads up ON and QC transfers are taking 2-3 weeks at the moment.
We where advised to not call in and confirm transfers until the 2 weeks mark.
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Just a heads up ON and QC transfers are taking 2-3 weeks at the moment.
We where advised to not call in and confirm transfers until the 2 weeks mark.
Thanks for the heads up!
i thought that was the norm for onterrible.....
It was, then a year ago (?) they added more people to process these, and the new temporary norm was 2-4 days... guess it's back to almost-square one.Originally Posted by shnib
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So the lifetime background check has started even before c-71 is law. They are just getting a jump on it.
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I can confirm. It took 2 weeks exactly to approve the transfer of a restricted. I am in Quebec
im in NS. bought my AR thursday. the transfer was submitted at 8pm thursday and had the transfer approval emailed at 4pm friday. i was in shock it was so fast. i feel for you guys in ON and QC
That's pretty standard for QC... They used to make you wait a month on your 1st AR transfer a while back. SQ controls #### here so you better believe they will power trip as much as possible... That's what happens when you have a politically motivated and controlled provincial police force...
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Just shy of two weeks for me in Ontario
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