FAC application - is it time to hassle them?

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Re: FAC application - is it time to hassle them?

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Apparently Lancashire have been forecasting 6 months for initial grant applications!
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RDC wrote:Apparently Lancashire have been forecasting 6 months for initial grant applications!
Thames Valley are quoting six months for renewals ...
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essex are 14 months for new
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Racalman wrote:
RDC wrote:Apparently Lancashire have been forecasting 6 months for initial grant applications!
Thames Valley are quoting six months for renewals ...
That's disconcerting. Any idea if it's the same for simple variations?
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That is all grim as!
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#16 Post by Sandgroper »

Gazza wrote:First application for me but seeing as though I already have section 2 I would have thought the legwork would have been done already with that application. Obviously not.
Opposite situation to me - I have my FAC and applying for my SGC. Applied end of March, contacted Police Scotland (Aberdeen) mid June and was supposed to have a home visit the following week, it's August and still no visit.

I suppose the middle of the busy period for renewals + PC's doing the legwork = Low priority for new applications and long processing times!
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#17 Post by 3bravo »

Wakefield had my renewal turned round in 3 weeks over the Christmas new year period I am very impressed with service since the new manager took over
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Ring them ask them what the progress on your application.
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#19 Post by GeeRam »

Dellboy wrote:essex are 14 months for new
WTF....... :o

I saw a few months back that they were saying min 30 weeks......which is 8 or so months, but 14 months!!!!!!!!!
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Dark Skies wrote:
Racalman wrote:
Thames Valley are quoting six months for renewals ...
That's disconcerting. Any idea if it's the same for simple variations?
No, they quoted me 5-6 weeks to add a rifle and it took them 7 weeks to turn it round.
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