Current LTCH Wait

[scoutsniper]

damn im glad mine took only 3 weeks with manual prints. i thnk marion county is slower cuz its such a big county. i went through lawerence which is a decent size itself.

there advertising for 3 days and 10 days is way off. i asked about it and the lady told me its just a reference. when i finished my prints she told me 6 MONTHS!!!! thank god she was wrong haha.

 

[Consciouscitizen18]

I just got mine in Marion County. Paid online on 7/22, got prints and paid county fee on 7/23, got my LTCH on 7/29.

 

[maansmit]

Paid online and got electronically printed on 6/23, paid county fee (Hancock) on 6/24, got my license on 6/27. I was amazed at how short the turnaround time was.

 

[Mike Grasso]

Did the online form on Friday (08/01) made a Fingerprint appt for Monday (08/04), completed that and brought the info over and did the paperwork over at the local PD same afternoon. Receptionist stated 3-4 weeks.

Rec'd it today. 08/20/2014, little over two weeks.

 

[Lectric102002]

Rec'd it today. 08/20/2014, little over two weeks.

 

[Lumpy76]

That seemed like forever! Turned in at PD (Lake Station) 6-27. Just came today. As soon as I got home back in June I put my shorts in the wash, with my receipts in the pocket. Couldn't even call and check. Haha.

 

[DarkRose]

Filled out my online app for lifetime LTCH a couple weeks ago (not gonna worry about expiration again!), did my L1 prints and paid local fee Tuesday (Sept. 2), we'll see how long it takes.

 

[speedracer302]

Mine took 5 weeks a few months back. they told me 8-10. Doing the electronic fingerprints makes it faster than the ink prints (or so I was told).

 

[snafu21]

When changing from Arkansas to Indiana, got DL and applied for IN carry permit on same day, did L1 prints next day and 12 days later, permit was in mail.

13 days from online to in hand isn't bad with two weekends in there...

 

[DarkRose]

Filled out my online app for lifetime LTCH a couple weeks ago (not gonna worry about expiration again!), did my L1 prints and paid local fee Tuesday (Sept. 2), we'll see how long it takes.

L1 Prints and local fee paid Tuesday morning, Lifetime LTCH arrived in the mail Friday.

That's faaaaaaaaast!

 

[CountryHunter]

I got my permit in four days after I paid local... my wife on the other hand who paid at the same time is still waiting.. she also for some reason gets delayed when buying a gun as well.. would love to figure out why.. she has a spotless record, not even a speeding ticket..

 

[DarkRose]

I got my permit in four days after I paid local... my wife on the other hand who paid at the same time is still waiting.. she also for some reason gets delayed when buying a gun as well.. would love to figure out why.. she has a spotless record, not even a speeding ticket..

Common first and last name causing misidentification issues?

 

[tjwert9901]

it took them about a month to get mine to me.

 

[Birds Away]

What are the fees for the lifetime again?

 

[Lectric102002]

What are the fees for the lifetime again?

http://www.in.gov/isp/files/HANDGUN_LICENSING_FEES_updated_4_1_13.pdf

 

[DarkRose]

http://www.in.gov/isp/files/HANDGUN_LICENSING_FEES_updated_4_1_13.pdf

Don't forget that 9.95 for the electronic prints listed at the bottom. Someone in line in front of me forgot about it. They got it straightened out but took a few minutes.

 

[TheSpark]

Anyone know if you have to have fingerprints taken again when upgrading from 4yr to lifetime. If so I fail to see the point. Fingerprints don't change, that is sort of the entire point.

 

[John317]

Anyone know if you have to have fingerprints taken again when upgrading from 4yr to lifetime. If so I fail to see the point. Fingerprints don't change, that is sort of the entire point.

I had to get fingerprints taken again when I went to the lifetime.. So unless its changed in the last 14 months, yes.

 

[Lectric102002]

Anyone know if you have to have fingerprints taken again when upgrading from 4yr to lifetime. If so I fail to see the point. Fingerprints don't change, that is sort of the entire point.

Yes, you do. Another reason for going lifetime.

 

[TheSpark]

Yes, you do. Another reason for going lifetime.

I really wonder what the point is though? Fingerprints don't change so they are just making you produce a copy of what they already have. If they did change then there would be no use to take fingerprints.