- Location
- Southern Ontario
Awesome!!! Yay!
Continue to call the nice lady.![]()
Haha! I will, I will![]()
She actually WAS nice. I am pleasantly surprised! LOL![]()
Application Received on: 2010/06/03
Current Status: Your application has been received. It is currently being processed. You have been, or will be contacted either by phone or by mail for additional information. Please check the status again at a later date.
The long wait continues...
Have you called to see what it is they need? I knew I sent mine without the CFSC proof - so my message said this until I called, then faxed my forms through. If I had waited for the letter - it would have been much longer.
I faxed through the information and by the next day my status changed.
Application Received February 12th 2010
Licence Received June 9th 2010
117 Days Waiting
However, I count myself very lucky as my card wasn't stuck to the adhesive on the sheet of paper but still managed to make it into the envelope.
Curious: When anyone applying for an PAL/RPAL did their interview, did they ask you WHY you wanted to own restricted firearms? I said target shooting, because of course that's the truth, but I thought it was an odd question, really. I suppose my only other option was to say collector, but our firearms instructor said to never proclaim yourself a collector.
Besides, you spend all that money on a firearm, OF COURSE you want to use the thing...![]()
Unfortunatley for me, the call I made was unsuccessful due to the backlog of applications in Alberta. I'm just glad it didn't take 6 months.
Curious: When anyone applying for an PAL/RPAL did their interview, did they ask you WHY you wanted to own restricted firearms? I said target shooting, because of course that's the truth, but I thought it was an odd question, really. I suppose my only other option was to say collector, but our firearms instructor said to never proclaim yourself a collector.
Besides, you spend all that money on a firearm, OF COURSE you want to use the thing...![]()
I was under the impression all the checking was done at the CFC in Miramichi NB?
How does the province of Alberta figure into it?
Provincial CFO gives final approval, CFC does all the checks and then sends it to CFO.
I would not believe anyone at the CFC who says Alberta is responsible for the delay.
I asked to be put through to the Alberta CFO the same day my application was finished processing at the CFC, and was told that Alberta could take up to 90 days to approve, and they would not put me through to the Ab. CFO. So I called back an hour later and Ab. CFO office actually took only about 90 seconds to approve it over the phone.
Provincial CFO gives final approval, CFC does all the checks and then sends it to CFO.
I would not believe anyone at the CFC who says Alberta is responsible for the delay.
I asked to be put through to the Alberta CFO the same day my application was finished processing at the CFC, and was told that Alberta could take up to 90 days to approve, and they would not put me through to the Ab. CFO. So I called back an hour later and Ab. CFO office actually took only about 90 seconds to approve it over the phone.
Hmm, I guess I just got unlucky both times I called - both times they refused to let me talk to the Alberta CFO. I would have called more but the only chances I got were rain/snow days at my work.