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<blockquote data-quote="OV1kenobi" data-source="post: 1814131" data-attributes="member: 5005"><p>After taking my CCW course back in November, 2008 I am finally able to apply for my permit. I would have done it much sooner, but due to financial difficulties I was unable to pay the fees nor acquire a suitable weapon back in 2008. Thank God, all is well now.</p><p></p><p>So, I have the following questions and ask the advice of you on this forum: BTW, I will be applying in Rogers County.</p><p></p><p>1. I've been thinking of going for the ten-year permit, but am more inclined to go for the five-year permit just in case the fees should drop in the interim. One never knows, but U.S. citizens residing in Oklahoma might even get "Constitutional Carry" during the next five years. Also, if things should go awry, I am thinking it would be better to lose $100.00 rather than $200.00.</p><p></p><p>On the other hand, I have been thinking of applying for the ten-year license in order to be "grandfathered" just in case of political shenanigans.</p><p></p><p>2. Fingerprint Cards: Should I leave these blank and fill them out only in the presence of either the Rogers County Sheriff, or a Rogers County Deputy Sheriff? I reside in rural Rogers County, so I will be going to the Rogers County Sheriff's Office to submit my application.</p><p></p><p>3. Fees: I will get a couple of passport photos at Walgreen's in Claremore. Since I will have to be fingerprinted for both cards by the Sheriff's office, I would like to know if the fee is still $25.00 for the Sheriff. Also, must the Sheriff's fee be paid by money order or cashier's check?</p><p></p><p>4. May I assume that my course and the certificate from 2008 are still valid? Should I include the original certificate with my application, or will a photocopy do?</p><p></p><p>I am really looking forward to finally getting this process completed, so that I might exercise my constitutional rights, despite the fees.</p><p></p><p>I look forward to any advice you fine folks can offer me.</p><p></p><p>David</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OV1kenobi, post: 1814131, member: 5005"] After taking my CCW course back in November, 2008 I am finally able to apply for my permit. I would have done it much sooner, but due to financial difficulties I was unable to pay the fees nor acquire a suitable weapon back in 2008. Thank God, all is well now. So, I have the following questions and ask the advice of you on this forum: BTW, I will be applying in Rogers County. 1. I've been thinking of going for the ten-year permit, but am more inclined to go for the five-year permit just in case the fees should drop in the interim. One never knows, but U.S. citizens residing in Oklahoma might even get "Constitutional Carry" during the next five years. Also, if things should go awry, I am thinking it would be better to lose $100.00 rather than $200.00. On the other hand, I have been thinking of applying for the ten-year license in order to be "grandfathered" just in case of political shenanigans. 2. Fingerprint Cards: Should I leave these blank and fill them out only in the presence of either the Rogers County Sheriff, or a Rogers County Deputy Sheriff? I reside in rural Rogers County, so I will be going to the Rogers County Sheriff's Office to submit my application. 3. Fees: I will get a couple of passport photos at Walgreen's in Claremore. Since I will have to be fingerprinted for both cards by the Sheriff's office, I would like to know if the fee is still $25.00 for the Sheriff. Also, must the Sheriff's fee be paid by money order or cashier's check? 4. May I assume that my course and the certificate from 2008 are still valid? Should I include the original certificate with my application, or will a photocopy do? I am really looking forward to finally getting this process completed, so that I might exercise my constitutional rights, despite the fees. I look forward to any advice you fine folks can offer me. David [/QUOTE]
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