Sheriff Weaver CCW Permit Notarized

[SideShow Bob]

News to me. I just renewed in Arap Cty this week (Tuesday), and it took all of 30 minutes, and I walked out with my fresh permit in hand. I asked specifically about certification, and was told my original was good indefinitely, per the new/recent law changes.
Never any mention of any notary requirements.

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But the wording in the permit/renewal application states " Do not sign application before your interview at the Sheriff’s Office. "
After you sign it in their presence, they notorize it.

[brutal]

So this is the first time i have had to renew my CCW permit and the paperwork states the document must be notarized. The "affidavit" states:



My main question is this just more bullshit that Weaver makes Douglas county residents go through or if this is common practice for all counties? They will do it for a small fee at the sheriff's office though...or I can go to the bank, I just want to know if this is another Weaver thing or something all people have to go through.

Not saying you couldn't, nor apparently should you after reading the thread, but don't always assume your bank will notarize just anything.

Mine would not notarize my trust. I didn't say what kind of trust it was, nor did they ask. Just a blanket, "we don't notarize trusts. "



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[crays]

But the wording in the permit/renewal application states " Do not sign application before your interview at the Sheriff’s Office. "
After you sign it in their presence, they notorize it.

Could very well be, SSB. That thought did vaguely cross my mind.

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[Zundfolge]

So was there some rash of people renewing CCWs under different names or with fake IDs or what not?

The whole notary thing is simply another annoyance for the sake of annoyance put there by people that want to ban CCW (along with gun ownership) in the first place.

[Ronin13]

This is a new state-wide rule added by Hickenlooper to vex us further. Bastard.

I was gonna say, must be new, Jeffco didn't require notarized anything when I moved from Lakewood to Evergreen back in 2012.

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[Irving]

So was there some rash of people renewing CCWs under different names or with fake IDs or what not?

The whole notary thing is simply another annoyance for the sake of annoyance put there by people that want to ban CCW (along with gun ownership) in the first place.

I doubt it. You can't even throw a rock without danger of hitting a licensed notary.