When you have been waiting over 60 days, you don't need to be patient anymore. The DPS themselves have stated that it's a maximum of 60 days to issue a new license. Not 70, not 80. If they need more time, they should change the way they operate and give themselves more breathing room.RPBrown wrote:viewtopic.php?f=42&t=83734
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- Sun Apr 24, 2016 2:09 pm
- Forum: The "Waiting Room"
- Topic: Contacting your state senator/rep?
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- Tue Apr 05, 2016 5:48 am
- Forum: The "Waiting Room"
- Topic: Contacting your state senator/rep?
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Mavs00 wrote:I personally would wait until after day 60 before contacting the state rep/gov's office. The RSD has 60 days and to call before that isn't being fair to them, nor is is fair to "gum" up the system for people who have legitimately been waiting MUCH longer than 60 days. Personally, I'm not all that convinced it helps all that much. I waited until day 63 (I'm at 77 right now), then called my state rep and the DPS director's office. No answer of course, but I left messages. Received a call back a few days later from both and they indicated that "I was in the system and they were beginning to work on apps from my week - Jan 15". They said to give it about 2 weeks more. Received a call from a DPS super exactly a week later who indicated that I was approved/sent to print and to please allow 7 days to receive.
My point is; so yeah I called, but I'm not sure how much it helped as pretty much everyone else who submitted in my time frame (some called and some didn't) are pretty much at the same stage. If I'm lucky, I'll receive my plastic at between day 80-83 (early next week), and that's seems to be pretty consistent with everyone else on here right now. I will admit, that it was good for my own peace of mind to know that they were working on my app, but did it do anything to hurry me along???? I'm not convinced.
Good luck.
Don't know what your going on about, regardless of what is fair i followed the proper channels, and because i contacted my rep, and wrote Mr. Abbott, i received a status change on the website and received a call from DPS telling me my license is in the mail. They have 60 days to issue a license, not 70. Not 80. 60. Either way, mine is on the way because i wrote my state officials. If i hadn't wrote anyone, i would still be waiting.
So here i am, after 58 days of waiting my status changed on the website, and the plastic is in the mail. If anyone else is having second thoughts about emailing their reps, just go ahead and do yourself a favor and email them now.
- Fri Apr 01, 2016 5:59 am
- Forum: The "Waiting Room"
- Topic: Contacting your state senator/rep?
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Re: Contacting your state senator/rep?
TexasSully wrote:My experience with the Gov's was similar except for the call from the DPS manager. I got a nice email saying they would contact the Director of the DPS and that someone would call me shortly. That was March 16th and I am still waiting on the call.Raidmaxxx wrote:I waited until the 55 day mark and contacted the governor. If i had not heard anything in that long i wouldn't have heard anything at the 60 day mark either, and every time i called regardless of what they told me it was always "everything with your paperwork is fine" & "Please wait another 30 days".
About 2 hours after submitting an email to the Gov's office i received a reply email telling me they will look into this. 2 days after that i got a call back from a manager at DPS telling me they will be getting to my application within the next few days and will get it taken care of ASAP.
Well we will see what happens, that call from the DPS was about 2 days ago. So if nothing happens by the middle of next week i will go ahead and contact the appropriate reps, and see if they can get this sorted. Glad to hear that they were able to speed yours up a bit though , hopefully i will be fortunate.
- Fri Apr 01, 2016 5:37 am
- Forum: The "Waiting Room"
- Topic: Contacting your state senator/rep?
- Replies: 16
- Views: 5205
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I waited until the 55 day mark and contacted the governor. If i had not heard anything in that long i wouldn't have heard anything at the 60 day mark either, and every time i called regardless of what they told me it was always "everything with your paperwork is fine" & "Please wait another 30 days".
About 2 hours after submitting an email to the Gov's office i received a reply email telling me they will look into this. 2 days after that i got a call back from a manager at DPS telling me they will be getting to my application within the next few days and will get it taken care of ASAP.
About 2 hours after submitting an email to the Gov's office i received a reply email telling me they will look into this. 2 days after that i got a call back from a manager at DPS telling me they will be getting to my application within the next few days and will get it taken care of ASAP.