I appreciate the replies gentlemen.
I figured that if I waited that I would not get my new LTC back before my current CHL expires.
Hadn't thought of their being a rush once the new lower fees go into effect.
I'll just go ahead and submit my info/payment now to avoid and delay and especially expiration.
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- Fri Jun 23, 2017 2:52 am
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- Thu Jun 22, 2017 1:04 am
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Should I wait to renew after new fees go into effect?
Received my renewal notification from DPS back in April. This will make my third.
It is my understanding that the new fees for TX LTC's won't go into effect until September 1st. My CHL expires in mid October, not a lot of wiggle room for turn around should I submit an online renewal on September 1st.
Current renewal fee is $70 and the new fee will be $40. I would love to save myself thirty bucks but don't think it's worth running the risk of my CHL expiring.
Based on current renewal times, should I just go ahead and pay the current (higher fee) to ensure that my license does not expire?
It is my understanding that the new fees for TX LTC's won't go into effect until September 1st. My CHL expires in mid October, not a lot of wiggle room for turn around should I submit an online renewal on September 1st.
Current renewal fee is $70 and the new fee will be $40. I would love to save myself thirty bucks but don't think it's worth running the risk of my CHL expiring.
Based on current renewal times, should I just go ahead and pay the current (higher fee) to ensure that my license does not expire?