Well that wasn?t too bad. Just did my renewal. Walked in about 8:04 and walked out at 8:12 with new permit in hand.
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Well that wasn?t too bad. Just did my renewal. Walked in about 8:04 and walked out at 8:12 with new permit in hand.
Permit renewal- 8 minutes.
Getting my tires rotated at Discount- one hour and counting. Finally pulled my truck in.
And I bet YOU had to pull your truck in yourself. You had all the power the whole the time. Shouldn't have waited for them to give you the okay.
...and then heading to buy lottery ticket?Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I thought about that when I got new tires on the truck. I could just wait in the truck and pull in the next open bay, get out, mic drop.
It was the, "We don't have any appointment slots for a week, but if you come at 5PM, we'll get you in," play. This was AFTER I ordered tires and waited for them to get delivered to the store.
They also tried to jack me full price on everything after I had already negotiated the price when I ordered. Basically tried to screw me out of $500.
Not to derail the thread, but which company tried to pull those shenanigans?Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
No. Gave them the keys and they pulled it in and pulled it out when they were done. Seems the staff was pretty good at spotting the Karens. It was probably 50/50 with them having customers pull in and out or them pulling the vehicles in and out. Guess I don't come across as a Karen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Done deal. Going in with the guys at work to buy a bunch of tickets. Our plan is to all quit at once when we hit it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
I thought I posted my renewal process but I guess I did not.
I called them around mid may because mine expires around late may. They told me to cancel the appt and just send them an application WITHOUT noterization before end of may. Sent them the application and check.
Got it within 4 days.
They messed up my bday on the card. I went to so office and got a correct birthday on the spot.
[Flower]
Damn, I should call tomorrow then.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Discount.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
I'm in their computer too since like 1992 and they had everything in there.
I got my form notarized and cashiers check on Wednesday. The bank teller was excellent, chatted about what I carried some, got a color copy of my drivers license for me (front and back on one page), and she asked if I needed an envelop. It was a pleasant interaction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Dutch
The renewal paperwork went in the mail yesterday. El Paso County was not exactly fast the last time I renewed, but I have lots of time left on mine before it expires. I should get the new one before the old one expires.
JeffCO has a new process. I posted in this thread...
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/162362-...+county+permit
Your Post from 2017 (linked) is outdated as far as Arapahoe County is concerned. They have a same day walk-in renewal, call or go online to see what days they do renewals & initial permits.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkCO
I lost 80 odd days on my permit thinking that I should go in early to renew to compensate for paperwork delays.
? That post is in regards to JeffCo and is current as of 10/26/2023Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
I must be getting senile, I thought I was looking at your link and was reading a post about Arapaho.Co. Taking 90 days for a renewal. [blaster]
Nope, Jefferson County. It's a recent change. The linked thread was even titled as relating to Jefferson County.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
My DEnver CCW is up in August. With potential changes in the law, how does that change renewals?