Course instructors should know better. The 28 day waiting period starts from the date your application is received by the CFC.
Im sure they do, but anxious newbies and so much to absorb in short period things go askew!
Course instructors should know better. The 28 day waiting period starts from the date your application is received by the CFC.
Course instructors should know better. The 28 day waiting period starts from the date your application is received by the CFC.
HUGE THANKS TO A MEMBER "CALALTA" FOR THE THREAD "SHORTEN PAL APPROVAL TIMES"!
I did exactly as you advised and my licence has been issued in 30 days.
HUGE THANKS!!!
This thread should be a sticky! It works!
Is this true even when there is a problem with your application?
I sent in photocopies of my application and my test results, because that's what my instructor told me to do, but the CFC sent me a letter saying photocopies of the application are not allowed (they need the original signature). So obviously, that caused me a delay, but I sent the original 2-day rush to get the ball rolling again. I just hope it had no effect on the waiting period.
Check it online, if it is there, you are good. If it doesn't show up they must be waiting for an original to start the process.
I have updated the post to include this.
I challenge tested & passed non-res and res today - instructor said to wait until I receive a letter in the mail with an RCMP stamp of approval on it before attaching it to my PAL application and mailing it Miramichi.
Can I send my PAL application to get the 28 day waiting period started and have the safety course results sent when I receive them?
Would like to shorten it as much as possible so I can get out and start practicing
meh what's the rush? i got my RPAL approved in about 25 days. got a whole lifetime of shooting ahead of me, what's a couple of weeks in the long run?
waiting for an ATT once you've got your first pistol, though, that might be another story XD
meh what's the rush? i got my RPAL approved in about 25 days. got a whole lifetime of shooting ahead of me, what's a couple of weeks in the long run?
waiting for an ATT once you've got your first pistol, though, that might be another story XD