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Renewal status
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 1:22 pm
by baldeagle
When I applied for my CHL I could check the status of the application online. When I try to do that for my renewal, there's no status at all. Did they change it so you can no longer see status of a renewal application?
Re: Renewal status
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 1:56 pm
by Mel
I found the same thing. I called and was told that it was done and mailed and I should receive it within a week.
Mailed snail mail 08/12, check cleared 8/21, plastic mailed 8/28.
I did snail mail because my DD214 is very dim and doesn't scan well.
Re: Renewal status
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 2:48 pm
by txglock21
baldeagle wrote:When I applied for my CHL I could check the status of the application online. When I try to do that for my renewal, there's no status at all. Did they change it so you can no longer see status of a renewal application?
From my understanding, they are in the process of redoing the status page. If you check it and it shows the ability to do a change of address, etc.. that means yours is on the way. Mine did that with a change of address a couple of weeks ago. It only took 5 days for mine to show up in the mailbox and that was with a weekend in between. Question: do you have to send in ANOTHER copy of your DD214 on a renewal? They automatically put "veteran" on my new one as was not on original. If they already know your a veteran, why another copy for renewal?

Re: Renewal status
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 2:52 pm
by Keith B
Per this post
http://texaschlforum.com/viewtopic.php? ... 65#p930265" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; the online status page is down for the forseeable future.
Re: Renewal status
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2014 3:16 pm
by Mel
txglock21 wrote:baldeagle wrote:When I applied for my CHL I could check the status of the application online. When I try to do that for my renewal, there's no status at all. Did they change it so you can no longer see status of a renewal application?
From my understanding, they are in the process of redoing the status page. If you check it and it shows the ability to do a change of address, etc.. that means yours is on the way. Mine did that with a change of address a couple of weeks ago. It only took 5 days for mine to show up in the mailbox and that was with a weekend in between. Question:
do you have to send in ANOTHER copy of your DD214 on a renewal? They automatically put "veteran" on my new one as was not on original. If they already know your a veteran, why another copy for renewal?

Don't know. I hadn't used "veteran" status before because "senior" was same cost and no forms needed. Veteran is now $10 less than Senior and "Veteran" status on the license. BTW, Plastic in the mailbox today.
Re: Renewal status
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2014 6:37 am
by txglock21
Mel wrote:txglock21 wrote:baldeagle wrote:When I applied for my CHL I could check the status of the application online. When I try to do that for my renewal, there's no status at all. Did they change it so you can no longer see status of a renewal application?
From my understanding, they are in the process of redoing the status page. If you check it and it shows the ability to do a change of address, etc.. that means yours is on the way. Mine did that with a change of address a couple of weeks ago. It only took 5 days for mine to show up in the mailbox and that was with a weekend in between. Question:
do you have to send in ANOTHER copy of your DD214 on a renewal? They automatically put "veteran" on my new one as was not on original. If they already know your a veteran, why another copy for renewal?

Don't know. I hadn't used "veteran" status before because "senior" was same cost and no forms needed. Veteran is now $10 less than Senior and "Veteran" status on the license. BTW, Plastic in the mailbox today.
Ok...I see now why you sent yours in now. I guess I will find out in a couple years when I renew. BTW, congrats on your new one.

Re: Renewal status
Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2014 3:53 pm
by baldeagle
I sent them another copy of my DD-214 just to be on the safe side. You never know when things will get lost in a large bureaucracy.