Strange request

SCAR17S · Feb 1, 2015

Ok so, I've got a strange request. I did my CCW class about a year ago, and had everything notorized, ready to rock and be sent off. Went to Alaska for work and completely forgot to mail it off. I can't say exactly how much I spent all in all, but the paper work is completely lost, I've had no such luck in finding it. What would be my best course of action from this point forward? Also if I end up locating the packet I need to mail off would it still be valid?

Jack · Feb 1, 2015

Some of that stuff has to be within 60 days.

3fifty7 · Feb 1, 2015

The notarization is expired.
Not sure if fingerprints are time sensitive.

It's possible to contact your instructor for another copy if one of you have records.

Or start over from scratch as a last resort.

JBP55 · Feb 1, 2015

The Notarized paperwork is only good for 60 days but your Certificate from the class is good for 1 year.
Start with new Notarized paperwork.

SCAR17S · Feb 1, 2015

Well looks like I need to go start over then. Any recommendations for a fair priced course? I ended up spending over 300 last time between ammo, notary and class fees.

Pas Tout La · Feb 1, 2015

Don't feel bad. I did the same thing with my first course. Work tied me up for a while and it sliped my mind. I saw it as an opportunity to see the different teaching styles of different instructors!

SCAR17S · Feb 1, 2015

Any takers want to help me out. I passed my course with flying colors, the SGT even asked me if I was looking for an LEO career afterword. Very nice man, wonderful insightful strenuous course. But I don't have the money budegeted currently to take another super hardcore regimented CCW course. Or is that pretty much standard?

Fred_G · Feb 1, 2015

SCAR17S said:
Any takers want to help me out. I passed my course with flying colors, the SGT even asked me if I was looking for an LEO career afterword. Very nice man, wonderful insightful strenuous course. But I don't have the money budegeted currently to take another super hardcore regimented CCW course. Or is that pretty much standard?

Class I took was around $100 or $150, used 50 rounds of ammo. Just NRA handgun class is my understanding. You might search for a NRA class in your area that meets the requirement. For notary stuff, I asked my bank, and they did it for free, saved me a couple of bucks.

tigerman248 · Feb 1, 2015

Call Bearco

SCAR17S · Feb 1, 2015

Bearco eh?

SCAR17S · Feb 1, 2015

Not so much interested in a specialized training course, more or less, want a reasonable pricesd cc class. Not tooting horn here, but I don't want any special training or anything.

Doctor481 · Feb 1, 2015

Took the class at Bass Pro; the notary forms were included in the class cost.
36 rounds of ammo total.

rcm192 · Feb 1, 2015

Your certificate of completion of the course should be recognized by the state for 1 year from the time its dated.

Fred_G · Feb 1, 2015

rcm192 said:
Your certificate of completion of the course should be recognized by the state for 1 year from the time its dated.

This is true, I sent mine off with the class almost 1 year from when I took it.

SCAR17S · Feb 2, 2015

Thank you fellas.

hdfinder47 · Feb 5, 2015

Course certificate is indeed good for 12 months now. If my students go a little over, I will give them a free abbreviated refresher course stressing any changes in law since they took the original course. Notary work usually free at your bank or insurance agency. Photo and prints +/-$20. If you do need a fresh course, they seem to range between $100-150. (36 rounds of ammo for my course - I've heard that some require more.) Good luck.

SVT Bansheeman · Apr 20, 2015

Both times I took the course in Thibodaux, we shot less than 40 rounds. Getting prints etc was easy. I just took an afternoon off of work.

geoney · Apr 20, 2015

If you apply online you do not need notorization.

dakotap · Apr 23, 2015

I took mine in church point with Reggie Smith, he is current state trooper with a swat background. Great guy. Classes are $100, all done at his house so he has his own range. I'd recommend him.
http://goinghot.org/

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