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- Pistol Permit Denied | New York Firearms Forum
I used Amy The appeal took 5 months 15 months total from application to permit approval Don’t mean to bother you, mate from the same state If I may, how much did you spend on the appeal?
- Pistol Permit Denied on Appeal Monroe County
The judge accepted my explanation on appeal and awarded my permit You've already gone through the appeals process, with a lawyer, and lost IMO, unless you have a new lawyer that the judge owes a favor to, any more money you spend on this is just going down the drain
- pistol permit DENIED - New York Firearms Forum
Good luck He did get a reason in writing why he was denied; I got a letter of denial that states "due to the recommendation of Monrro County sheriffs department at this time I cannot approve your pistol permit" We may think that the reason sucks, but is still a valid reason Again mloria001, good luck and keep us all posted on your appeal
- Appeal Denied Permit - New York Firearms Forum
I applied for a pistol permit at the beginning of the year, maybe around February However it was denied, I am assuming because of a past harassment charge I had However I don’t have any open cases and I don’t have any stay away orders or anything like that So I have a couple questions How do
- Appeal time line | New York Firearms Forum
I am trying to find out how long does it take to get an answer from 1 police plaza after filing an appeal for a resident pistol permit denial
- pistol permit office said i cannot make an appeal for denial
That there is no appeal, except article 78 for the judge thinking biased opinion on the decision He basically said your not going to win that and its cheaper to just re-apply He said i can try to write the judge a letter and ask for more information regarding the denial and that i am thinking of doing an article 78
- How to appeal restricted permit decision? - New York Firearms Forum
How to appeal restricted permit decision? appeal decision permit restricted Jump to Latest 5 3K views 14 replies 11 participants last post by JIMMAGU Dec 23, 2010
- Navigating NYC premise permit process - denied $7,500 - $10,000 appeal
That sounds like a tough pill to swallow Have you considered negotiating a different fee arrangement with the attorney? Perhaps, a lower hourly rate, with a fee schedule for varying levels of success Maybe $4,000 in fees, regardless of outcome, plus $2,000 if the outcome is a premises permit, and maybe a higher end-of-issue fee if his results exceed your expectations
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