hello to all, my first post, although I've been reading and searching the forum and archive. my situation is a denial for a firearm purchase last week by FDLE.
they are a POC for the NICS here in florida. anyway, as soon as I got the denial the gunshop lady gave me an appeals form and I went to the county sheriffs office and got my prints and sent the form to FDLE. According to usps.com the form was delivered on Monday this week. I think the form said 21 days response time. The deputy that did the prints of course checked his databases and found nothing to deny. I've have 2 questions for those reading if you have any input I would appreciate it. 1. is FDLE usually prompt? the deputy did state to me that there has been an increase in problems with delays and denials for purchases of firearms and also for CCW applications recently. anybody have recent experiences they have heard of on FDLE response time? 2. If FDLE does seem to be dragging things out is it ok for a person in a POC state to directly contact the NICS appeals office and open a 2nd front on getting the issue resolved? Thanks for any inputs.
they are a POC for the NICS here in florida. anyway, as soon as I got the denial the gunshop lady gave me an appeals form and I went to the county sheriffs office and got my prints and sent the form to FDLE. According to usps.com the form was delivered on Monday this week. I think the form said 21 days response time. The deputy that did the prints of course checked his databases and found nothing to deny. I've have 2 questions for those reading if you have any input I would appreciate it. 1. is FDLE usually prompt? the deputy did state to me that there has been an increase in problems with delays and denials for purchases of firearms and also for CCW applications recently. anybody have recent experiences they have heard of on FDLE response time? 2. If FDLE does seem to be dragging things out is it ok for a person in a POC state to directly contact the NICS appeals office and open a 2nd front on getting the issue resolved? Thanks for any inputs.