Current LTCH Wait

[Wolf1661]

Applied on 7/11/17
Fingerprinted on 7/13/17
Paid Local Fee's 7/17/17
[FONT=&amp]Application Status: PENDING LOCAL APPROVAL [/FONT]
[FONT=&amp]Application #: [/FONT]172307239
Application Type: Lifetime Pers. Protect. ($75)

Pending ISP Approval since 7/18/2017, or 7/19/2017. I might have to contact the FBI to see what my background check is popping up.
Doesn't show the payment I made this afternoon, but I have faith. Forgot to flirt with the cute officer to get a discount. Just my luck she would want dinner and a movie. The wait to pay it all off was killing me!

Was told to pay them off locally on Friday. Said I was good to go and would have them in a week to two weeks.
Decided I was broke and am waiting til payday which is Monday. Then got told I will need a background check to fill vending machines for air traffic control. Means more money to custom build me a Red Ryder, or an AR15.

 

[jline123]

Hello, new guy here. I applied last week and in anticipation, I read probably a hundred pages of this thread. I figured I should post my stats as well.

Marion County
07/10/2017 - Applied online and paid state fees
07/11/2017 - Submitted fingerprints at IdentoGO
07/13/2017 - Visited and paid local fees
07/17/2017 - Transmitted to state/Pending ISP approval
07/20/2017 - Approved
07/24/2017 - Arrived in mail
07/24/2017 - Gun IWB

Edit: arrival

 

[Schmick]

Applied
7-17-2017
Electronically Fingerprinted
7-18-2017
Local Fees Paid
7-19-2017
Awaiting ISP Approval
7-25-2017 - 7-27-2017
ISP Approved
7-27-2017

UPDATE: I received my permit on 8/2/17. Not a terribly long process!

Will update this when I receive permit. This was done in Marion County


UPDATE: I received my permit on 8/2/17. Not a terribly long process!

 

[Wolf1661]

I am officially approved! Checked it this morning and was still processing. Checked it this afternoon and I am good to go. Gotta wait for it in the mail.



I am still waiting on approval from ISP. Feels likes its been 20 years. lol Got my AR15 lower on friday after my second delay. I got all the paper work ready for my UPIN application. Just need my fingerprints for it.

 

[GreyState]

Originally Posted by TheWiz I am wondering if previously living out of state is delaying my approval.App and state fee 11/5Digital Fingerprinting 11/9Local fee and submission 11/12It has said "Pending ISP approval" since 11/12I know that it can take up to 60 days but I notice a lot of people on this site seem to get faster approvals. Also btw I do not have a criminal record of any type.I wonder if it's a Allen County thing. I finished the process yesterday and was told it takes 60 days.

I don't think so to the original quote. I just moved here (from Washington State), where I had a CCL. I filed for my IN CCL (Lifetime Personal Protection) on Tuesday of last week (8/8), fingerprinted and local fees on Wednesday (8/9) at the Allen County Sheriff's Dept, submitted on Thursday by AC, and ISP approved and issued number on Friday (8/11) - now I'm expecting the plastic card to show up in the next couple of days...Craziest part was that I submitted at the ACSD, with only my paper temporary license...my actual driver's license wasn't in my possession because, I just got my IN driver's license on Monday 8/7. That means I was considered a resident of Indiana on 8/7.

FWIW, I was heavily previously vetted in WA as a first responder/LE programs...but, this surprised me a little bit (in a good way). I felt naked not carrying.

 

[p89brandon]

F.N.G. here.. heres my stats:

Application submitted 8-17-17

Payment: 8-17-17

Fingerprinted: 8-17-17

Local fees and local pd approved: 8-18-17

status as of 8-23-17: Pending ISP Approval

 

[MCgrease08]

F.N.G. here.. heres my stats:

Application submitted 8-17-17

Payment: 8-17-17

Fingerprinted: 8-17-17

Local fees and local pd approved: 8-18-17

status as of 8-23-17: Pending ISP Approval

 

[p89brandon]

Just curious,

I had a 4 year that expired in 2015. If local pd approves the ISP should too correct?

 

[KellyinAvon]

Just curious,

I had a 4 year that expired in 2015. If local pd approves the ISP should too correct?

Well that depends. Convicted of a felony? Fugitive from justice?

 

[p89brandon]

No. and No.

 

[p89brandon]

Well that depends. Convicted of a felony? Fugitive from justice?

No. and No.

 

[GreyState]

Circling back and giving my final times:

Type: New Personal Protection / Lifetime

Online Application: 8/8 (Tuesday AM)

Prints and Local Payment: 8/9 (Wednesday PM)

ISP Approval: 8/11 (Friday)

Card Arrival: 8/16 (Wednesday)

So...6 business days total from online application to card in hand. Not too shabby - especially since I got my IN Driver's License on 8/7 and became a "resident" of the state on 8/7.

 

[Buckeye911]

Wife is waiting on hers and its going on 6 weeks.

 

[trophyhunter]

My youngest daughter just went through the process, dates as follows:

Online application lifetime personal protection, LS1 prints and local fee's on Friday 8-18-2017
Local approved on Tuesday 8-22-2017
ISP approved on Wednesday 8-23-2017
Card recieved on Monday 8-28-2017

So seven business days start to finish, not bad at all.

 

[Roly]

I was approved within 2 weeks for my lifetime. I filed online on a Thursday night, took my finger prints on Friday morning, went to the station to pay my fee on Monday and by the end of the week when I checked my status, I was approved, by the end of the second week, it was in my mailbox

 

[NWIs&wShield]

08-24-2017 (Thursday) application
08-28-2017 (Monday) fingerprints
08-29-2017 (Tuesday) local police fee paid
09-08-2017 (Friday) status updated mysteriously prompting me to visit my local PD; a step I had already done.
I phoned the records dept. of my local PD. Very nice lady told me that the fingerprints "did not go through", and that ISP did not hear from my local PD.
She handled my application right there, and sent off whatever information was lacking. She did say it was "a good thing" that I received the status update by email, because it meant that "it has gone through now". (whatever that all means)
Within minutes my application status changed to "Pending ISP Approval", where it sits currently.

09-14-2017 online status: "Approved" Yes!!!

 

[NWIs&wShield]

processed all my application things about 10 days after you....
so I'll be watching for an update on yours.
Mine is "local fee recorded" & "pending fingerprints"

 

[NWIs&wShield]

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[nobody_special]

I'll tell you South Bend police wasted no time cashing that money order.. Now they're just sitting on it and I can't be positive but I think the records clerk did the background check while I was standing there and she told me it was 30-60 days.. I didn't even wait that long the last time with the paper application and the ink and roll prints

 

[DataGeek19]

By statute there is an allowance of 60 days however as I have seen from this thread most are processed and cards received in ten days or less. If there is criminal history, delays occur due to a lack of a disposition on file. Sometimes the counties take a while to forward dispositions that currently come in the form of a fax or through snail mail. ISP is testing a new disposition portal that will greatly decrease the time it takes to make the updates. Their goal is to have applications with criminal history processed and issued or denied within the ten days or less timeframe.

For those who are waiting past two weeks, keep checking the status and if you hover in one area for a while especially "pending local" contact ISP via email: FirearmsQuestions@isp.in.gov. They should be returning your email within a business day. Nobody_special mentioned a delay with South Bend PD, has anyone else experience the same with that agency?