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certified copys from court

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i am taking the class at top gun in houston and i have fax copys of court documents but do i need certified copys i have sent for package online but would like to avoid any delays , i have 3 misdemeanors fron the 80s and one is drug related but i was told that being 17 yrs ago they would not disqualify me what should i do to improve my chances any help would be greatly appreciated i was told that top gun in houston is a premier facility to take the class i am enrolled oct 7

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Welcome aboard. I have no answers but the instructors will give the right word before long. Good planning.
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<Make copies of what you have for your own records. (In fact, copy everything you send to DPS.) Then I would send the faxes as supplements to the info you fill out on the application.

For misdemeanors the time frame is 5 years since completion of any court mandated "time" (probation, etc.)

I would expect the DPS to take no longer, or any less time to process your app.
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lrb111 wrote:<Make copies of what you have for your own records. (In fact, copy everything you send to DPS.) Then I would send the faxes as supplements to the info you fill out on the application.

For misdemeanors the time frame is 5 years since completion of any court mandated "time" (probation, etc.)

I would expect the DPS to take no longer, or any less time to process your app.

Enjoy the class, and look forward. :smile:
It is 5 years from conviction, not completion of punishment.


§411.172. Eligibility.

(a) A person is eligible for a license to carry a concealed
handgun if the person:


(8) has not, in the five years preceding the date of
application, been convicted of a Class A or Class B misdemeanor or
an offense under Section 42.01, Penal Code;
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"It is 5 years from conviction, not completion of punishment. "


There are reasons I have a quota system for coffee in the morning. That's just one good example. :-)
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Bevans, you do need to get certified copies; fax them copies of the certified documents, and then send them the originals (the certified copies). You should keep copies for yourself.
Is this clear? :???:

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lrb111 wrote:"It is 5 years from conviction, not completion of punishment. "


There are reasons I have a quota system for coffee in the morning. That's just one good example. :-)
heehee, I had to look it up. :lol:
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I had a class B misdemeanor from 11 years ago for driving while my license was suspended (long story). I just went down to the county jail, went to their records desk and got a (non-certified) copy of my arrest record. DPS accepted it. I don't know if that may have prolonged my application process or not, but it worked.
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