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Deitz83 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2019 11:59 am Renewal submitted on 1-26-2019. Went to print on 3-26-2019. I have several months before my LTC expires. I never wait to the last minute to do things. Oh, called my state representative on the 45 th working day, that got things moving.

I followed your lead and called my State Rep's office and told them about the situation. Went back and forth with his Director giving her my info so she could call the LTC office and by the end of the day she informed me that it's being taken care of. Received a call from the licensing office today informing me she had be contacted by a person on behalf of the Representative and that my background and prints have been cleared and that the license has been mailed out. Anyone dealing with a long wait should definitely go this route to expedite the process.

BigNee43 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 06, 2019 9:00 pm I have a question for you all. Do you think it is necessary to send dispositions of arrests that are more than 10 years old. I was arrested for public intoxication back in 2006. I pled no contest and paid a fine. I did not submit any paperwork when I filled out my application for my LTC. However, I listed the arrest. Do you feel that my application will be delayed since I didn't send the paperwork?
Have any of you chosen not to submit the paperwork and still been approved?

Like others have said, you should send any and all supporting documents to speed up the process. I sent in documentation for a DWI I got back in college.

Here's my timeline:

1/22: LTC online application submitted
1/24: LTC class completed and LTC-100/supporting documents submitted online
1/25: Fingerprints submitted
2/6: First online update - everything is good to go, apart from fingerprints/background (under review)