Online form for purchase permits

[TripCarl2 1]

Just applied for purchase permits. My local pd informed me that I had to use the online form and pay $20.00 (includes $2.00 service fee)through the nj portal. No more paper forms on "non criminal" background check. Has anyone else used this online form portal and has it shortened the processed or delayed it?

 

My local pd is usually very good about the process, but I guess this is a new requirement from nj state police.

[PD2K 115]

It's pretty much the same form, but online now. Best thing is you get the confirmation number instantly, which I email to Police Officer in charge of the P2Ps, to fast-track permitting.

[Carcano 14]

PD receives the results electronically after submission, so it does speed up the process (slightly).

 

FYI, Debit is also accepted.

[Budasac 13]

Just applied for purchase permits. My local pd informed me that I had to use the online form and pay $20.00 (includes $2.00 service fee)through the nj portal. No more paper forms on "non criminal" background check. Has anyone else used this online form portal and has it shortened the processed or delayed it?

 

My local pd is usually very good about the process, but I guess this is a new requirement from nj state police.

Definitely speeds it up. Previously you gave a check to the local PD permit clerk, who would then forward the check to the State PD. With the new system the time frame is typically dependent on how fast your reference letters are turned around.

 

I try to always have a permit ready in case I come across a good deal. In Woodbridge I typically get them in 3 weeks now.

[1LtCAP 4,263]

so essentially, this is another form of registration added onto the registration we already go through.....'cause now there's a cc number used in conjunction with the application process, and god only knows whoelse gets copies of this since it's online......

[bhunted 887]

Nobody gets it. They only see that it was put in and a yea or nay back from what I've been told... Any monetary transaction is always encrypted...

[Krdshrk 3,877]

URL for the site?

[bhunted 887]

Going on the site and having no business will get you no where. If you are applying, the town will give you their municple code and url and you will apply with that. I've used it and it's fine...

[Carcano 14]

URL for the site?

 

https://www.njportal.com/njsp/criminalrecords/

 

And if anyone was wondering, here is NICS:

 

https://www.njportal.com/NJSP/NicsVerification

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

Here's the website for ORI numbers...

 

http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/ORIs/NJoris.html

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Link doesn't work, Bob.

[Kaiser7 33]

Yeah, my PD told me yesterday that in the beginning of March they changed this. They told me it should speed things up, though it will likely still take 4 weeks or so. 

 

Then again Stratford is actually really good with firearms permits. Not as good as Haddon Heights (friend got his in 2 weeks), but they at least get stuff to me in the time legally allowed haha. Plus they're friendly, helpful, and don't add any BS forms or whatever, and are open for dropping off paperwork during normal business hours (none of this "2pm every other Thursday" crap I've heard of)

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

Link doesn't work, Bob.

 

Fixed

[Stonecoldchavez 92]

Here's the website for ORI numbers...

 

http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/ORIs/NJoris.html

 

Pizza Bob-

 

Not sure where they got those numbers. My local State Police barracks ORI# was not the one listed. I got my ORI number directly from the firearms permit Trooper at the barracks.

 

S.

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

Pizza Bob-

 

Not sure where they got those numbers. My local State Police barracks ORI# was not the one listed. I got my ORI number directly from the firearms permit Trooper at the barracks.

 

S.

 

It's not my website. Maybe the number you were given sends your results directly to the NJSP Firearms Investigation Unit. No point in directing it to a local barracks only to be redirected to the unit from whence it came.

[buell508 6]

I just got permits my pd still uses old process. 

[bhunted 887]

I just got permits my pd still uses old process.

Suprised, thought the cut off date was like March or something.

 

 

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[mustang69 505]

I also thought the cutoff was March 1 - at least that's what I was told by my local PD. I dropped off my last set of paperwork on Feb 28 and was told I was the last one to use the old process in town. And fwiw, permits were returned on 4/8 so 5 week turnaround in Branchburg. But I got the new format P2P - the full-page size one.

[djg0770 481]

Shhhhh! Not everyone follows the rules and in one or two cases its in our favor!

[TripCarl2 1]

2.5 weeks and permits are ready. Literally cut the time in 1/2.

[Howard 538]

so essentially, this is another form of registration added onto the registration we already go through.....'cause now there's a cc number used in conjunction with the application process, and god only knows whoelse gets copies of this since it's online......

If you are that paranoid, go to Walmart and buy a pre-paid credit card that has none of your information on it and use that!

[Kevin125 4,772]

I'm dropping off permit apps at my PD on Tuesday.  The town site doesn't mention any of this.  So I assume they'll provide the info when I drop off the printed app.

 

Only thing they do say on the town site is "typed" applications only. Nothing hand written will be accepted. Which I think has been the case for at least a couple of years.

[msokad 3]

I used the new form as well. Submitted the form and paperwork on March 31st and got the call on Wednesday for pickup. Definitely quicker this time. Hopefully it stays this way.

[Imaginos 0]

i haven't hit this yet ( I hate having a budget)  but it seems like a step up from trying to get off from work during the same 2 hour window when designated cops is available to accept them..