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seamusTX wrote:Another problem is that people reach age 30, 40, 50, or 60 and decide to get a CHL. They find out that it is not always a pleasant, easy, quick, or cheap process. They gripe. Then they get the plastic and forget about it.

The total number of CHL holders (maybe approaching 400,000 now) is a small fraction of the population. It is spread all over the state and not a voting bloc.

- Jim

rdhetrick wrote:FerretRay,

I'll second or third what others have said. Having gone through quite a hassle myself, I can sympathize with what you are going through.

I would first call the county clerks office and talk to them. Depending on the size of the county, they might give you some information over the phone. I ended up having to have a notarized letter requesting any information related to my case. The clerk emailed my the documents I needed, but she would have sent certified copies if I needed them. The clerk from the county was real pleasant, but I think it had a lot to do with the fact that it was a small rural county, and she probably was waiting for something to do.

I think what you are after is a certified letter from the clerk stating that they have no record of charges against you.

Good Luck!

Zee wrote:Ferretray: I'm curious, how many days into the processing was it when you hit this snag?