Several gun permits approved quickly
A little too busy with trials to update the blog in the past few weeks. However, I’m happy to report that gun permits for several clients were approved very quickly once we got into the case. In fact, one client had his gun permit approved within days. It happened so fast that he thought it was a trap since he thought it would be impossible to get it approved that quick.
This has been a great 2009 for law-abiding citizens and I hope to continue this success into 2010.
Posted on December 17, 2009, in My Practice and tagged Attorney, Firearms ID Card, Gun Permits. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
NJ Gun Permit Attorney 
Thought you would be interested to know that the police dept in my town (Raritan Township, Hunterdon County) were very helpful, courteous, and clear as I pursued the my FID. I followed the process to the letter, and had my permit to purchase (including HG) about a week after submitting the final paperwork. From fingerprints to FID was a about one month (and would have been faster if not for my busy schedule). In other states that may be laughable, but from the horror stories I hear this was pretty painless. At least in this part of the state, our 2nd amendment seems to be honored. The irony: it seems harder to find a reputable place to purchase within 50 miles than it was getting the FID!
Good to know. Thanks for sharing!
How much does it cost to get a lawyer to get a FID? I’ve been trying to set up an appointment with my local police for 3 months. One guy does them and he never returns calls respond to emails etc… I don’t know if this is b/c he is a gov’t worker or they just try not to issue FID. I think you are better off having an illegal gun and saving your life with time served for illegal possession then to be dead with no gun. I heard that when you do the morphotrack it takes all consumer affairs customers first like doctors and nurses licences and FID is on the bottom of the list.
You have to call me to discuss.
Do you think it would be a good to escalate the issue to him manager (desk sergeant, captain)or am I asking for trouble?
I can’t really tell you how you should do things on your own. If you were to call, why would they even listen to you?