Problem Renewing my NY permit

[byron]

OMFG. The false info will not die!

See attached right from their website, snip posted below: "Recertification can only be done online. State Police will no longer accept paper forms." And when you do it online, they require you to submit your NYS DMV Client ID Number... the number that is the exact same for NYS Drivers Licenses, or NYS Non Driver ID's.

View attachment 208442

you better tell them its false it comes from their site read on and you will see it at the bottom of the page. I take it as out of state only use paper form can be downloaded from their site also

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Requirements​

Under a recent change to New York State Law, people who have concealed carry permits are required to recertify their permit with the New York State Police every three years.
No change has been made to the recertification requirements for premises restricted permits. People with those permits will continue to recertify with the State Police every five years.
To help transition from the five-year recertification requirement to the new three-year requirement, anyone who had a concealed carry permit issued before September 1, 2020, will have until August 31, 2023, to recertify. In addition, those individuals who were issued a concealed carry permit or recertified after September 1, 2020, will not become due to recertify under the new law before August 31, 2023, and may therefore wait to recertify until the third year after permit issuance or their last recertification.
Recertification can only be done online. State Police will no longer accept paper forms.
*Note: People who have a permit issued in New York City, Nassau County, Suffolk County or Westchester County do not recertify with State Police. You must follow the requirements that are in place in your county.
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License Holder FAQs​

How do I recertify?​

You must recertify electronically here.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2000 and I recertified with the NYSP on January 15, 2018. Under the 5 year requirement I was due to recertify by January 15, 2023. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2015, and I recertified with the NYSP on January 15, 2020. Under the 5-year requirement I was due to recertify by January 15, 2025. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2018 and I have not recertified yet. Under the 5 year requirement I was due to recertify in January 2023. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2020. Do I need to recertify in January 2023 under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in September 2020. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until September 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in June 2022. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until June 2025 to recertify and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

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General Recertification Questions

General Recertification Questions​

ONLINE RECERTIFICATION
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In the event that the above steps did not solve the problem please contact the ITS Help Desk at 1-844-891-1786.

Are there any fees associated with recertification?​

No, there are no fees associated with recertification; however, existing county fees associated with new applications and amendments still apply.

My firearms license is currently suspended. Can I still recertify?​

No. The statute requires that, in order to recertify a firearms license, a person is required by statute to affirm that he/she is not prohibited from possessing firearms at the time of the recertification. Since a person with a suspended permit is prohibited from possessing firearms, he or she would not be able to meet this requirement and may therefore not recertify his/her firearms license while such license is suspended.

Since submitting my recertification, I have acquired/disposed of firearms or changed my address. What should I do?​

The process for amending your pistol / revolver license has not changed. File an amendment with your county licensing authority. Amendments have no impact on recertification.

When pistol / revolver license holders recertify, are they issued a new pistol / revolver license?​

No. You are still required to have your pistol / revolver license on your person while carrying a pistol or revolver.

How can I check the status of my recertification?​

Residents with a New York State and out of state identification may navigate to www.firearms.troopers.ny.gov and select “Check Recertification Status”. Out of state identification numbers may still be used to check your status by entering it in the DMV Client ID field. You have completed your portion of the recertification process when you receive a recertification number.

What does a recertification status of "No recertification on file" mean?​

If you submitted a paper Recertification Form, your status will be "No recertification on file" until your information has been entered. Please allow sufficient time for mailing and entry.
If you submitted electronically, you should not receive this message. You may have chosen the "Save For Later" option and not submitted the recertification. You can retrieve a saved recertification for 90 days at www.firearms.troopers.ny.gov. Click on "Recertify Pistol Permit", then "Retrieve Recertification". If you did not save or submit your recertification, it will need to be reentered.

What does a recertification status of "Thank you for recertifying your pistol permit. Your next recertification is due on mm/dd/yyyy" mean?​

You have met the recertification requirements of subsection 10(b) of section 400.00 of the penal law, and your next recertification date is shown in the status.

Is the term "pistol permit" the same as "pistol / revolver license" or "firearms license"?​

Yes.

How will my email address be used?​

If an email address is provided, a Confirmation of Submission containing your Recertification Number will be emailed confirming receipt of your recertification. Email addresses may also be used for communication regarding future recertification cycles.
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Electronic Recertification Questions​

What information is required to complete the recertification?​

Information such as name, address, date of birth, New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification number, and an inventory of your licensed pistols and revolvers will be required. Most of the information needed for recertification can be found on your county issued pistol / revolver license. You will need to have a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card in order to process your recertification.
Out of state residents who do not possess either a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card must use the paper form to recertify and must attach a copy of their driver’s license or non-driver identification from their state of issuance.

How do I add more than three firearms to the recertification?​

Click on the "Add Firearm" button for each additional firearm.

How do I enter the manufacturer of my firearm?​

Clic

 

[VietnamEraVet]

IDK. Sure as shit seems to be a pile of conflicting info on NY.gov websites for CCW recertifications. Glad I have mine done, and shouldn't have to deal with the fuckers for another 3 years.

 

[FP1201]

Sorry - yeah, my fault - we are in Oneida County with the Cabin and my permit

You simple cannot be the only person that has a Florida Drivers license and a NY Handgun Licenses: call the toll free number at the SP and ask them how to proceed using a licenses (ID) from another State.

 

[zorro]

Here's the whole page, as you can see the screen shot was taken right now. View attachment 208450

I tried that

when I enter my FL drivers license number and change the state to FL, it says the info cannot be verified and does not allow me to continue

 

[zorro]

you better tell them its false it comes from their site read on and you will see it at the bottom of the page. I take it as out of state only use paper form can be downloaded from their site also

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Requirements​

Under a recent change to New York State Law, people who have concealed carry permits are required to recertify their permit with the New York State Police every three years.
No change has been made to the recertification requirements for premises restricted permits. People with those permits will continue to recertify with the State Police every five years.
To help transition from the five-year recertification requirement to the new three-year requirement, anyone who had a concealed carry permit issued before September 1, 2020, will have until August 31, 2023, to recertify. In addition, those individuals who were issued a concealed carry permit or recertified after September 1, 2020, will not become due to recertify under the new law before August 31, 2023, and may therefore wait to recertify until the third year after permit issuance or their last recertification.
Recertification can only be done online. State Police will no longer accept paper forms.
*Note: People who have a permit issued in New York City, Nassau County, Suffolk County or Westchester County do not recertify with State Police. You must follow the requirements that are in place in your county.
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License Holder FAQs

License Holder FAQs​

How do I recertify?​

You must recertify electronically here.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2000 and I recertified with the NYSP on January 15, 2018. Under the 5 year requirement I was due to recertify by January 15, 2023. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2015, and I recertified with the NYSP on January 15, 2020. Under the 5-year requirement I was due to recertify by January 15, 2025. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2018 and I have not recertified yet. Under the 5 year requirement I was due to recertify in January 2023. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in January 2020. Do I need to recertify in January 2023 under the new law?​

You have until August 31, 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in September 2020. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until September 2023 to recertify, and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

My concealed carry permit was issued in June 2022. When do I need to recertify under the new law?​

You have until June 2025 to recertify and should then recertify every three years thereafter.

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General Recertification Questions

General Recertification Questions​

ONLINE RECERTIFICATION
*For best performance, please use the following browsers. Due to the nature of the application, it is best used on desktops and tablets:
Desktop:

• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Edge
• Mozilla Firefox
• Apple Safari

Tablet/Mobile:

• The stock browser on Android OS 10
• Safari on iOS 13+

If you are having an issue, it is suggested that you first verify that you have the latest browser version and clear your cache first before contacting support.
Instructions for clearing cache:

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• Mozilla Firefox - How to clear the Firefox cache | Firefox Help
• Safari - Clear your browsing history in Safari on Mac

In the event that the above steps did not solve the problem please contact the ITS Help Desk at 1-844-891-1786.

Are there any fees associated with recertification?​

No, there are no fees associated with recertification; however, existing county fees associated with new applications and amendments still apply.

My firearms license is currently suspended. Can I still recertify?​

No. The statute requires that, in order to recertify a firearms license, a person is required by statute to affirm that he/she is not prohibited from possessing firearms at the time of the recertification. Since a person with a suspended permit is prohibited from possessing firearms, he or she would not be able to meet this requirement and may therefore not recertify his/her firearms license while such license is suspended.

Since submitting my recertification, I have acquired/disposed of firearms or changed my address. What should I do?​

The process for amending your pistol / revolver license has not changed. File an amendment with your county licensing authority. Amendments have no impact on recertification.

When pistol / revolver license holders recertify, are they issued a new pistol / revolver license?​

No. You are still required to have your pistol / revolver license on your person while carrying a pistol or revolver.

How can I check the status of my recertification?​

Residents with a New York State and out of state identification may navigate to www.firearms.troopers.ny.gov and select “Check Recertification Status”. Out of state identification numbers may still be used to check your status by entering it in the DMV Client ID field. You have completed your portion of the recertification process when you receive a recertification number.

What does a recertification status of "No recertification on file" mean?​

If you submitted a paper Recertification Form, your status will be "No recertification on file" until your information has been entered. Please allow sufficient time for mailing and entry.
If you submitted electronically, you should not receive this message. You may have chosen the "Save For Later" option and not submitted the recertification. You can retrieve a saved recertification for 90 days at www.firearms.troopers.ny.gov. Click on "Recertify Pistol Permit", then "Retrieve Recertification". If you did not save or submit your recertification, it will need to be reentered.

What does a recertification status of "Thank you for recertifying your pistol permit. Your next recertification is due on mm/dd/yyyy" mean?​

You have met the recertification requirements of subsection 10(b) of section 400.00 of the penal law, and your next recertification date is shown in the status.

Is the term "pistol permit" the same as "pistol / revolver license" or "firearms license"?​

Yes.

How will my email address be used?​

If an email address is provided, a Confirmation of Submission containing your Recertification Number will be emailed confirming receipt of your recertification. Email addresses may also be used for communication regarding future recertification cycles.
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Electronic Recertification Questions​

What information is required to complete the recertification?​

Information such as name, address, date of birth, New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification number, and an inventory of your licensed pistols and revolvers will be required. Most of the information needed for recertification can be found on your county issued pistol / revolver license. You will need to have a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card in order to process your recertification.
Out of state residents who do not possess either a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card must use the paper form to recertify and must attach a copy of their driver’s license or non-driver identification from their state of issuance.

How do I add more than three firearms to the recertification?​

Click on the "Add Firearm" button for each additional firearm.

How do I enter the manufacturer of my firearm?​

Clic

“Out of state residents who do not possess either a New York State Driver License or Non-Driver Identification Card must use the paper form to recertify and must attach a copy of their driver’s license or non-driver identification from their state of issuance.”

Yep - I am going to try that route - worth a try at least

I am sending them the application, copy of my NY permit and a copy of my FL drivers license

Exactly as they suggest

so will be interesting to see how that pans out!

 

[thughes]

A little bird told me to tell you to simply use your old NY address and old NY DL # and proceed as though both were still valid......

 

[Parzival]

I tried that

when I enter my FL drivers license number and change the state to FL, it says the info cannot be verified and does not allow me to continue

Do you know your NY client ID? Have anything with it on it?

 

[VietnamEraVet]

Do you know your NY client ID? Have anything with it on it?

If you do not have an old expired D/L, go to the DMV, and pay for a copy of your driver abstract record. It has your DMV Client ID number. Or, possibly, ask your car insurance company. They should have it too.

 

[byron]

I tried that

when I enter my FL drivers license number and change the state to FL, it says the info cannot be verified and does not allow me to continue

as I posted above I copied their page where it tells you what to do go to their website its right in there what to do if out of state you must use paper form, go to forms on their web site and download the form.

sorry I just noticed your going to try that hope it works out for you. you notice they put it at the bottom in one paragraph they are planning on you missing it. I would think it should be included in the top. What to do if out of state

 

[Saltwater60]

Pretty sure that's a bad idea...The SAFE act states that if you become ineligible to hold a permit, it will be revoked and you need to surrender ALL of your firearms (rifles and SG's too):

(c) In any instance in which a person's license is suspended or
revoked under paragraph (a) or (b) of this subdivision, such person
shall surrender such license to the appropriate licensing official and
any and all firearms, rifles, or shotguns owned or possessed by such
person shall be surrendered to an appropriate law enforcement agency as
provided in subparagraph (f) of paragraph one of subdivision a of
section 265.20 of this chapter. In the event such license, firearm,
shotgun, or rifle is not surrendered, such items shall be removed and
declared a nuisance and any police officer or peace officer acting
pursuant to his or her special duties is authorized to remove any and
all such weapons.

NYS Open Legislation | NYSenate.gov

www.nysenate.gov

You forgot to read or include A and B and moving to Florida or not recertify your permit does not make it so you have to surrender all firearms.
Here is the portion that applies.
License: revocation and suspension. (a) The conviction of a
licensee anywhere of a felony or serious offense or a licensee at any
time becoming ineligible to obtain a license, including engaging in
conduct that would have resulted in the denial of a license, under this
section shall operate as or be grounds for, a revocation of the license.
A license may be revoked or suspended as provided for in section 530.14
of the criminal procedure law or section eight hundred forty-two-a of
the family court act. Except for a license issued pursuant to section
400.01 of this article, a license may be revoked and cancelled at any
time in the city of New York, and in the counties of Nassau and Suffolk,
by the licensing officer, and elsewhere than in the city of New York by
any judge or justice of a court of record; a license issued pursuant to
section 400.01 of this article may be revoked and cancelled at any time
by the licensing officer or any judge or justice of a court of record. A
license to engage in the business of dealer may be revoked or suspended
for any violation of the provisions of article thirty-nine-BB of the
general business law. The official revoking a license shall give written
notice thereof without unnecessary delay to the executive department,
division of state police, Albany, and shall also notify immediately the
duly constituted police authorities of the locality. The licensing
officer shall revoke any license issued in which an applicant knowingly
made a material false statement on the application. Notice of a
revocation under this subdivision shall be issued in writing and shall
include the basis for the determination, which shall be supported by a
preponderance of the evidence. Such notice shall also include
information regarding the ability to appeal such decision in accordance
with subdivision four-a of this section.

(b) Whenever the director of community services or his or her designee
makes a report pursuant to section 9.46 of the mental hygiene law, the
division of criminal justice services shall convey such information,
whenever it determines that the person named in the report possesses a
license issued pursuant to this section, to the appropriate licensing
official, who shall issue an order suspending or revoking such license.

(c) In any instance in which a person's license is suspended or
revoked under paragraph (a) or (b) of this subdivision, such person
shall surrender such license to the appropriate licensing official and
any and all firearms, rifles, or shotguns owned or possessed by such
person shall be surrendered to an appropriate law enforcement agency as
provided in subparagraph (f) of paragraph one of subdivision a of
section 265.20 of this chapter.

 

[zorro]

A little bird told me to tell you to simply use your old NY address and old NY DL # and proceed as though both were still valid......

I tried that as well, using my NY DL info

 

[thughes]

You forgot to read or include A and B and moving to Florida or not recertify your permit does not make it so you have to surrender all firearms.
Here is the portion that applies.
License: revocation and suspension. (a) The conviction of a
licensee anywhere of a felony or serious offense or a licensee at any
time becoming ineligible to obtain a license, including engaging in
conduct that would have resulted in the denial of a license, under this
section shall operate as or be grounds for, a revocation of the license.
A license may be revoked or suspended as provided for in section 530.14
of the criminal procedure law or section eight hundred forty-two-a of
the family court act. Except for a license issued pursuant to section
400.01 of this article, a license may be revoked and cancelled at any
time in the city of New York, and in the counties of Nassau and Suffolk,
by the licensing officer, and elsewhere than in the city of New York by
any judge or justice of a court of record; a license issued pursuant to
section 400.01 of this article may be revoked and cancelled at any time
by the licensing officer or any judge or justice of a court of record. A
license to engage in the business of dealer may be revoked or suspended
for any violation of the provisions of article thirty-nine-BB of the
general business law. The official revoking a license shall give written
notice thereof without unnecessary delay to the executive department,
division of state police, Albany, and shall also notify immediately the
duly constituted police authorities of the locality. The licensing
officer shall revoke any license issued in which an applicant knowingly
made a material false statement on the application. Notice of a
revocation under this subdivision shall be issued in writing and shall
include the basis for the determination, which shall be supported by a
preponderance of the evidence. Such notice shall also include
information regarding the ability to appeal such decision in accordance
with subdivision four-a of this section.

(b) Whenever the director of community services or his or her designee
makes a report pursuant to section 9.46 of the mental hygiene law, the
division of criminal justice services shall convey such information,
whenever it determines that the person named in the report possesses a
license issued pursuant to this section, to the appropriate licensing
official, who shall issue an order suspending or revoking such license.

(c) In any instance in which a person's license is suspended or
revoked under paragraph (a) or (b) of this subdivision, such person
shall surrender such license to the appropriate licensing official and
any and all firearms, rifles, or shotguns owned or possessed by such
person shall be surrendered to an appropriate law enforcement agency as
provided in subparagraph (f) of paragraph one of subdivision a of
section 265.20 of this chapter.

Not sure what I am misreading? I sincerely hope I am just plain wrong but I read it as "a judge can revoke for any reason at all (section a) and if revoked you have to surrender all types of firearms (section c).

 

[Zerex]

WTF do you pay NYS Income taxes, if you are a resident of Florida,more than half the year?

FIRST WHAT STATE DO YOU RESIDE IN LEGALLY--i.e. WHAT IS YOUR LEGAL STATE OF RESIDENCE..more than 6 months a year.

Are you scamming FLA, saying you live in NY, and scamming NY, saying that you live in Fla? Inquiring persons want to know. Smells of taxes.

If you are a legal resident of Fla, hire a Fla Lawyer and get the form filled out--will cost you some $$$.......

Fla Lawyer will have a NICS done and complete a review of HIPPA files with your permission...for LE, local DA office, to feel they are not being scammed.

Something here is just not right...your NYS PP has a bogus NYS address right now.............but you live in FLA? It should have a FLA address change on it right now.

Dan Sullivan is no fool.

 

[zorro]

WTF do you pay NYS Income taxes, if you are a resident of Florida,more than half the year?

FIRST WHAT STATE DO YOU RESIDE IN LEGALLY--i.e. WHAT IS YOUR LEGAL STATE OF RESIDENCE..more than 6 months a year.

Are you scamming FLA, saying you live in NY, and scamming NY, saying that you live in Fla? Inquiring persons want to know. Smells of taxes.

If you are a legal resident of Fla, hire a Fla Lawyer and get the form filled out--will cost you some $$$.......

Fla Lawyer will have a NICS done and complete a review of HIPPA files with your permission...for LE, local DA office, to feel they are not being scammed.

Something here is just not right...your NYS PP has a bogus NYS address right now.............but you live in FLA? It should have a FLA address change on it right now.

Dan Sullivan is no fool.

No idea why you think I am scamming anyone..............maybe read up on NYS tax laws before you start accusing people of scamming the states - that may help your brain grasp the concept...............it really is simple to understand

I am 100% resident in FL the full year and only go to the cabin maybe 20 times per year - full time resident for taxes, voting and everything else.........................but I do pay all my State Income taxes to NYS on everything I earn while living, residing, working and being fully resident in FL

I am not going to explain NYS tax law to you - I will leave that to you to continue to think I am scamming the taxes from either State - simply stupid comment without doing any checking

I have gone through Oneida county the last 2 renewals with no issues and nobody is saying Dan is a fool - again, no idea where you are getting that from - I previously had the form signed due to contacts I had with NY Police Departments when I lived in NYS and they knew me personally

If my NYS permit has the wrong address on it (my cabin address, where I pay taxes to the county on) then blame the permit office in Oneida county as they have been provided with my NYS address and my FL address for the last 2 years and they put my NYS address on the permit

The full reason I have an Oneida issue permit is my cabin is in Oneida county and the address of the cabin is on the permit - again, no scamming here either

But maybe try toning down the multiple scamming accusations, when you clearly understand nothing about NYS tax laws, nor the repeated conversations I have had with Oneida for 2+ years

 

[VietnamEraVet]

No idea why you think I am scamming anyone..............maybe read up on NYS tax laws before you start accusing people of scamming the states - that may help your brain grasp the concept...............it really is simple to understand

I am 100% resident in FL the full year and only go to the cabin maybe 20 times per year - full time resident for taxes, voting and everything else

I am not going to explain NYS tax law to you - I will leave that to you to continue to think I am scamming the taxes from either State - simply stupid comment without doing any checking

I have gone through Oneida county the last 2 renewals with no issues and nobody is saying Dan is a fool - again, no idea where you are getting that from - I previously had the form signed due to contacts I had with NY Police Departments when I lived in NYS and they knew me personally

If my NYS permit has the wrong address on it (my cabin address, where I pay taxes to the county on) then blame the permit office in Oneida county as they have been provided with my NYS address and my FL address for the last 2 years and they put my NYS address on the permit

The full reason I have an Oneida issue permit is my cabin is in Oneida county and the address of the cabin is on the permit - again, no scamming here either

But maybe try toning down the multiple scamming accusations, when you clearly understand nothing about NYS tax laws, nor the repeated conversations I have had with Oneida for 2+ years

In my experience with Zerex, he is quick to jump the gun and make accusations.

 

[zorro]

Clearly

 

[Acer-m14]

at least you didn't get this Error ..

 

[Zerex]

You pay NYS Income taxes, but live in FLA 100% of the time.

You come to NYS 20 times year..twice a month....very very odd.

You must be working for and being paid by a NYS employer, but still come to NYS 20 times a year..
Are you a CDL truck driver, or salesman working on a 1099 basis as a contractor?

Just get the damn form filled out, and get you NR pistol permit with the FLA address on it.,,not the cabin address, even if you come to NYS 20 times a year with your truck, you live in FLA 100% of the time.

Judge Dwyer probably reads this forum.

 

[zorro]

You are wrong on just about every single assumption - as the saying goes……

“stupid as stupid does”

I have now blocked you so I don’t see your drivel anymore

 

[Saltwater60]

I am not in a position to purchase additional land and and RV to put on it - just not possible

I have a FL DL and not a NY DL

I did have a NY DL until I moved to FL

Are you saying that Erie County are more gun friendly and that I could potentially transfer my NY permit there - or would I need an Eerie property/residence there as well?

You would need an erie county address to move your permit out there. The permit has to be in the county where you reside. If you had an Erie county permit and you moved to onieda they let you keep the wire permit but you can’t add or remove permits.

 

[Saltwater60]

I tried that

when I enter my FL drivers license number and change the state to FL, it says the info cannot be verified and does not allow me to continue

I’ll bet you can’t do it like that for the first time since they don’t have your FL DL number on file. Just a guess.

 

[Saltwater60]

Not sure what I am misreading? I sincerely hope I am just plain wrong but I read it as "a judge can revoke for any reason at all (section a) and if revoked you have to surrender all types of firearms (section c).

They all say they can be revoked at anytime but it hasn’t ever happened that I’m aware of. Just because it says that doesn’t mean they do it. I think they lit that on there to get people to not want to fight their revocations.

 

[Brian Colt]

I tried that as well, using my NY DL info

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I submitted my recert 4/22, it was accepted,given a Recertification number and vanished from the face of the earth. I have N.Y. , Utah and Tennessee Enhanced permits. My N.Y. permit has my new Tennessee address, but I still know my N.Y. I.d. Number. I do not plan on ever carrying in NY again, so don’t really care. I followed the rules.

 

[Zerex]

Based upon my long experience, with contract and regular fomrs of employment and taxes, I can say categorically that your attempt to get a non resident PP is fraught with red flags, that have caused both FLA and NYS to deny re-cert, by slow walk..... tick tick tick......haven't you gotten the message yet from FLA AND NYS?

Do not get stopped in NYS carrying a pistol, WITH a FLA DL, and a NYS PP with NYS address on it.

20 visits a year, will inevitably /likely cause you to be stopped, with your vehicle's FLA Plates, or are they from Oklahoma? CDL Trucking firm? 1099 Contract Driver?

A Lawyer from NYS or from FLA and maybe both, must have been contacted by you by now, or if not then get both, like I suggested.

WHEN YOU FILL OUT A 4473, what state do you put on the form, as legal address?

Fed laws may be broken here, that you are not aware of. What state do you file your FED Income Taxes in? Oregon? Fla? NYS? Delaware?



SOME people just like the game the system, 24/7 and we here, cannot fix it.

I bet you own pistols that are not on your NYS permit...and some AW's...........Dan Sullivan must have done some investigation already on you...........COPS DO THAT SHIT.

Hire the Lawyers now...unless you have unpaid IRS disputes ongoing, too.

 

[Bruce_Sloane]

Too late, should have never informed NY that you moved. Not sure what you can do about it now.......bummer.

Exactly Volunteered to be fukkd with.

 

[Bruce_Sloane]

BTW The only NU Atty I have met worths crap I'd Paloma Cappana. Penfield NY

 

[wirehairfan]

You convinced me... you really have no idea what you're talking about.

Based upon my long experience, with contract and regular fomrs of employment and taxes, I can say categorically that your attempt to get a non resident PP is fraught with red flags, that have caused both FLA and NYS to deny re-cert, by slow walk..... tick tick tick......haven't you gotten the message yet from FLA AND NYS?

Do not get stopped in NYS carrying a pistol, WITH a FLA DL, and a NYS PP with NYS address on it.

20 visits a year, will inevitably /likely cause you to be stopped, with your vehicle's FLA Plates, or are they from Oklahoma? CDL Trucking firm? 1099 Contract Driver?

A Lawyer from NYS or from FLA and maybe both, must have been contacted by you by now, or if not then get both, like I suggested.

WHEN YOU FILL OUT A 4473, what state do you put on the form, as legal address?

Fed laws may be broken here, that you are not aware of. What state do you file your FED Income Taxes in? Oregon? Fla? NYS? Delaware?



SOME people just like the game the system, 24/7 and we here, cannot fix it.

I bet you own pistols that are not on your NYS permit...and some AW's...........Dan Sullivan must have done some investigation already on you...........COPS DO THAT SHIT.

Hire the Lawyers now...unless you have unpaid IRS disputes ongoing, too.

.

 

[Zerex]

Ask a Lawyer...................not this forum to help you in your.......... "con".
System Gamers always end up shooting themselves in the foot.

Florida Dept. of Revenue - Information for Out-of-State Businesses

Florida Department of Revenue - The Florida Department of Revenue has three primary lines of business: (1) Administer tax law for 36 taxes and fees, processing nearly $37.5 billion and more than 10 million tax filings annually; (2) Enforce child support law on behalf of about 1,025,000 children...

floridarevenue.com

Money and taxes are the root of all evil they say...........Truckers tax in Fla..and NYS

It has apparently happened.
What address is on your Fla Concealed Carry permit and Fla hunting license??

How many states do you have NR hunting licenses in? What state are your personal vehicles registered and insured in ? Inquiring persons want to know.

YOUR HIRED LAWYERS WILL ASK ALL THESE QUESTIONS.

I don't believe anyone should have to have a CCP license........ but there it is.

My 1099 contract type Trucker buddies, had all sorts of tax problems with the IRS and NYS...

Conflicting addresses always brings up the best in Gov't oversight.

 

[Bruce_Sloane]

IRS hates Indy truckers ..

 

[VietnamEraVet]

You convinced me... you really have no idea what you're talking about.



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Zerex is something else. He has gone off half cocked on me with all kinds of utterly false accusations. He is worse than any "Karen" I can recall meeting over the years.

His latest, from Post #84 above.

Zerex said: "Based upon my long experience, with contract and regular fomrs of employment and taxes, I can say categorically that your attempt to get a non resident PP is fraught with red flags, that have caused both FLA and NYS to deny re-cert, by slow walk..... tick tick tick......haven't you gotten the message yet from FLA AND NYS?

Do not get stopped in NYS carrying a pistol, WITH a FLA DL, and a NYS PP with NYS address on it."


As for me, I carry handgun(s) listed on my NYS CCW Permit 100% legally when I am back in NYS, with my Erie County Unrestricted CCW, that has my NYS address on it, with a valid NYS Non Driver ID with my same NYS address on that, along with my SC Real ID Driver's License that has my SC domiciled address on it. And the Erie County PPO records show all of that, and to send correspondence regarding my CCW Permit to my SC address. Also, my CCW was just recertified too. Oh yeah, - I have permits in three other states too, - one is Florida!

I really am beginning to wonder if Zerex is just getting online from his padded room somewhere when his minders in their little white coats leave the room on break. Zerex is convinced that HE is 100% correct and infallible. He is worse than your typical dumbass, - he is constantly spewing false crap that he knows jack shit about. Good grief!