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Yup, sure enough, got it back today.

At least they're going through things reasonably fast.

Well, that's fun, "When we get your signed photos back in the mail, that will begin the application process and the 60 days" or similar in an email.

I hate delays. Whoops.

Actually, I was at a "does it all" class, and as I said in the email I just sent off to Austin, I don't believe he said anything about signing the backs of those, nor did I see any notice of doing so on the general instruction form that they stuff in with the rest of the application. I mean, everything else ought to be fine - one signed by official, other properly placed in signed passport photo holder, actual app / TR-100 / so forth should be okay - so ... well, I don't know, I suppose we'll see.

I love it when you fine-tooth comb things and still miss something.

Well, as a reader of GlockTalk and Packing.org, I finally found my way here. Glad I did. :)

I recently sent in my app (which was received on Sept. 14th). Now, after reading through a few things here and elsewhere, I'm a bit concerned that I'm going to get delayed for one of a couple of things:

• On one of the four-finger prints on my DPS card, there's some light (not smudged, just light) impressions, not sure if that'll get kicked back, and;
• On the passport photos, the one that was signed by the official was clipped to my app, and the other was placed in its photo holder; however, I do not believe I signed either of them - and someone in the time to receipt sticky was saying that this was a problem for him although I did not see mention of this in the instructions sheet I had with the app.

Now, I went through that application about four times for completeness over a few months (I originally took the course some time before turning 21) to make sure I didn't miss anything, so naturally, I'll be a bit peeved if it turns out I screwed something up, anyway. I'd really rather not end up getting delayed, so I figured I'd ask and put an end to the paranoia. :)