Denied Texas CHL
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What's so hard about getting a Texas LTC? It's now cheaper and quicker then when I got mine.
Do your own work. Your questions have been answered, and forthrightly. It's time for you to take it from here . . .
. . . unless trolling is your game.
toddnjoyce
TGT Addict
It should. I matched up my renewal last year with a change of address and that was all do online.
IIRC, you won’t see the renew option online until your actually within 6 mos of expiration.
NavyVet1959
Curmudgeon Extraordinaire
The last time I got a CHL, I decided to get one from Nevada because at that time, Nevada did not recognize the Texas CHL. I was in Las Vegas at the time and since I don't gamble, go to the shows, or pig out at the buffets, there's not much else to do there. Their procedures were pretty efficient -- take the course at the on of the local gun ranges and get the paperwork from them, take it to the police department on the next workday where they took my photo and fingerprints, and pay the money. It was a lot more convenient than the procedures for getting the Texas CHL at the time. I'm not sure which state I'll get my next CHL from.
I just got denied for my ltc in Texas, apparently I lied on my application, it actually was not intentional, 31 yrs ago i was arrested for burg of a vehicle, i was with a group of people, i was 18 so i got to take the fall, spent 45 days in jail, got out on deferred adj probation, which when done was supposed to seal my record, but apparently not. Im working on getting it expunged, when i do, will i be able to reapply, or will i always be denied now? I can purchase a gun with no issues?
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Wildcat Diva
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Man that sucks.
I kind of had the opposite problem.
I disclosed some class C misdemeanor issue (1991) that didn’t come up in the computer now and the judge who processed the cause number retired so there no way to pull the paper records so I guess I’m all good there. I never know whether to disclose the charge because it doesn’t seem to show up but I always do just to be safe.
It’s confusing though because there are two different “cause numbers” associated with it, one for the initial charge and one with the charge that they changed it to when I paid the fine.
I kind of had the opposite problem.
I disclosed some class C misdemeanor issue (1991) that didn’t come up in the computer now and the judge who processed the cause number retired so there no way to pull the paper records so I guess I’m all good there. I never know whether to disclose the charge because it doesn’t seem to show up but I always do just to be safe.
It’s confusing though because there are two different “cause numbers” associated with it, one for the initial charge and one with the charge that they changed it to when I paid the fine.
