What should I do past 45 days?
- Thread starter Jestersage
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I'm pretty sure the 45 days is a guideline and not an absolute d-date.
That being said, can never hurt to give a quick call and see if there's anything you can help with to push things along.
And don't forget to be courteous.
You have probably noticed that a lot of business entities use feedback as a measure of service delivery. The client has the opportunity to rate their service. This has the benefit of allowing the service provider to take pride in their work and also to alert management of staff performance issues or systemic problems. There can be many reasons for inadequate service and feedback provides a means to identify issues that require resolution.
It is time that the government put in place methods of providing feedback.
An opportunity for continuous improvement. A win-win for all.
It is time that the government put in place methods of providing feedback.
An opportunity for continuous improvement. A win-win for all.
Maybe because I am afraid all the good guns will be gone by the time I got the PAL?
At some point in the next few days or weeks, one of your references will get a call from the RCMP asking about what kind of person you are.
If you have chosen wisely and that reference answers the phone and is nice, you will get your licence approved shortly after that.
And what are "all the good guns" you speak of?
Chill and eventually the paperwork will be processed and the card will be waiting for you when you get home on day from school/work.
Tight Groups,
Rob
Nothing much. Just the SKS and Norinco m305.
Benelli_Beginner
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If you're that worried, have a friend with their PAL buy it now and you can buy it from them later.
You are experiencing a common buyers impatience phenomenon. I went to a local gun store and told them my RPAL had not been issued yet
and asked if they would let me buy stuff and keep it in the back room for me. A good business man in a small store will grab at a chance to
make a customer happy this way. In the end it was silly for me to have done all that but it was burning me up waiting. Better to wait to
get your PAL and then you get to try out each item before buying more stuff.
and asked if they would let me buy stuff and keep it in the back room for me. A good business man in a small store will grab at a chance to
make a customer happy this way. In the end it was silly for me to have done all that but it was burning me up waiting. Better to wait to
get your PAL and then you get to try out each item before buying more stuff.
And Justin trudeau will smarten up and be more friendly to gun owners.
Ouch.
Give them a call. Be polite, and hold your tongue. They have the power to slip your form to the bottom of the pile no problem. This is a privilege here, not a right. "Hi, I noticed my application has been in processing for a while. I'm calling to make sure you have all the paperwork you need and you're not waiting on anything from me? No? Just a busy time of year huh? Ok, thank you for your time. Please call me anytime on my cell number if you have any questions or need more information."
What's an sks or this Norco you speak of...
Man, so many better guns , so little time.
Rob
