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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Dutch View Post
    My renewal letter arrived today. I'm in El Paso County. The document is a lot more thorough than it had been. They also don't accept personal checks anymore; money order or cashiers only. You can carry a gun, but we don't trust you to write a check...

    Oh. And the form now has to be notarized. Jeez.
    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.
    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.
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    JeffCO has a new process. I posted in this thread...

    https://www.ar-15.co/threads/162362-...+county+permit
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkCO View Post
    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    Your Post from 2017 (linked) is outdated as far as Arapahoe County is concerned.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.
    I lost 80 odd days on my permit thinking that I should go in early to renew to compensate for paperwork delays.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    Your Post from 2017 (linked) is outdated as far as Arapahoe County is concerned.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.
    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 10/26/2023

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    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    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.
    Nope, Jefferson County. It's a recent change. The linked thread was even titled as relating to Jefferson County.
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    My DEnver CCW is up in August. With potential changes in the law, how does that change renewals?
    I'll stop buying black rifles when my wife stops buying black shoes.

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