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Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 11:19 am
by gigag04
KBCraig wrote:Greybeard wrote:Quote: "I still don't know how NH non-res takes 2 weeks"
Not that the time DPS is taking on some folks apps is excuseable, but think about it on NH: Their non-res license is issued based upon the fact that you have provied them with a copy of a CHL already issued one by your home state.
Of course, the NH resident license is issued just as quickly, and is only $10.
Kevin
Beat me to it. I think TX is for sure "a bit slow" [/understatement]
processing a computer application
Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 7:08 am
by switch
DPS says that submitting a computer ap saves 2 days processing. (One with a check goes to bookkeeping downstairs for processing first, one that has already been paid for by CC, goes directly to processing upstairs. The pre-addressed envelopes have different addresses.)
That said, if you can get to class w/i a week, I think it would be quicker to submit a hand-written ap. If, for some reason, it will take more than a week to get to class, go ahead and file/pay online and take your pre-printed forms to class with you.
If you file on-line, you will have to wait to submit the paperwork until you get the form(s) back from DPS. You do not have to wait to take the class, though, the instructor should have all the forms you need to have processed by them (fingerprint cards, notarized statements and photo card holders.)