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How long did it take for DPS to process your new or renewal CHL?

New CHL - 60 days or less
422
48%
New CHL - 61 to 70 days
56
6%
New CHL - 71 to 85 days
60
7%
New CHL - 86 to 100 days
78
9%
New CHL - 101 to 120 days
50
6%
New CHL - Over 120 days
81
9%
Renewal CHL - 45 days or less
55
6%
Renewal CHL - 46 to 55 days
7
1%
Renewal CHL - 56 to 70 days
16
2%
Renewal CHL - 71 to 85 days
8
1%
Renewal CHL - 86 to 105 days
11
1%
Renewal CHL - Over 105 days
31
4%
 
Total votes: 875

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Re: DPS Processing Times

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surferdude wrote:Okay here are the final stats. Great work DPS! Doing the wally walk this morning.

11/1 - License Application Online
11/7 - Received Application Package
11/7 - Attended CHL Training
11/9 - Submitted Application
11/10 - DPS Received Application
12/4 - Online Status Shows "Application Completed - license issued or certificate active"
12/7 - License in hand
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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Just a normal guy living here in Austin. Not sure why it went so fast, but very happy about it. I'm glad to be a part of the club.
The Annoyed Man wrote:
surferdude wrote:Okay here are the final stats. Great work DPS! Doing the wally walk this morning.

Your last name isn't "Perry" by any chance, is it? :smilelol5:

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Re: DPS Processing Times

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I called today, still processing.

The wait it driving me nuts.
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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johnnyt6 wrote:I called today, still processing.

The wait it driving me nuts.
How long have you been waiting ? :confused5
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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I sent it in around nov 1.

I was seeing some getting it in 30 days, appetently I'm not in that catagory.
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johnnyt6 wrote:I sent it in around nov 1.

I was seeing some getting it in 30 days, appetently I'm not in that catagory.
That's not too bad.
You haven't hit 60 days yet , but you should be getting close to "application complete" soon.
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I got a letter in the mail. I thought it was my license, it was a delay notice. At least I got something.
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johnnyt6 wrote:I got a letter in the mail. I thought it was my license, it was a delay notice. At least I got something.
Dang . Was it a fingerprint or photo rejection ?
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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it was for a dismissed case a while back. I forgot all about it. I got the copies I needed yesterday and I sent it overnight today.

Hopefully, they will issue the card the same day when they get what they requested.

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Re: DPS Processing Times

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my status has changed to application complete-license issued!!! 12/19!! so far i am 30 days into it....i would think i would have plastic in hand before xmas...
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11/11/09 class, online application complete
11/18/09 application mailed
11/24/09 processing application
12/11/09 background check complete, sent to print
12/19/09 application complete, license issued
12/24/09 plastic in hand
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vinnier6 wrote:my status has changed to application complete-license issued!!! 12/19!! so far i am 30 days into it....i would think i would have plastic in hand before xmas...
25 days from processing to approved??? *faint* That's incredible!!

CONGRATULATIONS!!! :woohoo :thewave

My how times have changed! :shock:
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vinnier6 wrote:my status has changed to application complete-license issued!!! 12/19!! so far i am 30 days into it....i would think i would have plastic in hand before xmas...
Holy cow, that is quick. I sent mine in a few days after yours, but I have a feeling it is going to be a while.
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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i am guessing its all in the time it takes for the background check...i dont know all the factors that go into the check, but i am a federal employee with a high level security clearance, so that may have helped in the speed of the process...who knows!!
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11/11/09 class, online application complete
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12/24/09 plastic in hand
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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vinnier6 wrote:i am guessing its all in the time it takes for the background check...i dont know all the factors that go into the check, but i am a federal employee with a high level security clearance, so that may have helped in the speed of the process...who knows!!
Previous background checks don't seem to make any difference. The slowest checks are usually form your country or counties you have lived in.

Hopefully if won't take a long time. :thumbs2:
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Re: DPS Processing Times

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I was given notice of my renewal in September. I delayed sending it in because I have an out of state license too and don't have to hurry. I sent my renewal application in November 15 and just got it back yesterday December 18th.. that's just over 30 days. Not bad!
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