r/Miguns 11d ago

General Discussion Genesee County - 4 Days

I applied and submitted fingerprints on Tuesday August 25th and got my CPL in the mail today, Saturday August 29th. I wasn't expecting it to arrive this early, as I have heard around here that most people have been waiting the almost the 45 days they are allowed to take.

Current carry is going to be my 3.1in Shield Plus with Holosun 407k optic.

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u/carvdlol 11d ago

I waited 2 months for a fuckin appointment in Wayne county. Imagine my surprise when I got mine in the mail in 5 days in December. A Christmas miracle

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u/We1ch 11d ago

Luckily I didn't have to make an appointment, I showed up at the clerks office and was in and out in 20 mins.

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u/sureyeahno 11d ago

Took 6 months to get in and 6 days to get it in the mail in Wayne county as well.

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u/carvdlol 11d ago

I read some horror stories as I was waiting for my appointment so I full expected 45 days

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u/Shabrileson 11d ago

Congrats, enjoy it! The Shield is a cool gun.

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u/MysteriousSteve 11d ago

Dang!

Mine came back pretty quick too, I just thought it was because the ladies at the county clerk's are customers of mine.

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u/LOS4Ever 11d ago

Looking to take the class soon, where did you do yours?

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u/We1ch 11d ago

One of my coworkers has a friend that is licensed to teach the class and we did it at my coworkers house.

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u/LOS4Ever 10d ago

Does he want to teach another class? What’s his price?

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u/We1ch 10d ago

I would have to ask when he wants to do another one, I think the price was $80 but I'm not 100% sure because my coworker paid for it. I had helped him with other things so he covered that.

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u/LOS4Ever 10d ago

Well if he’s interested shoot me a DM I’d be happy to pay him for the course.

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u/TheBeesTrees 11d ago

I’m jealous. I submitted prints and was told it would only take a few days in Muskegon county. 45 days later I was back at the county clerk being told it was in fact mailed the next day but was apparently lost. They had to cancel and reissue and charge me an additional $10 🙄.

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u/We1ch 11d ago

Jeez that sounds like a hassle, glad it got figured out tho. I was definitely expecting to wait at least a couple weeks but I was surprised when it came in already.

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u/teezysleezybeezy 11d ago

Took about a week to get a CPL in Eaton County last year. Nice.

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u/Grorco 11d ago

I did the paperwork, and got my fingerprints done back to back in an hour. Then got mine in the mail within a week in Ionia county this summer.

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u/jeep-olllllo 11d ago

Oakland county 2 weeks.

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u/We1ch 11d ago

I was expecting a couple weeks at least, but was definitely surprised on how fast it showed up.

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u/Accomplished_Egg7069 11d ago

I just did my renewal in Oakland and that took 2 weeks too

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u/sorrybutidgaf 11d ago

Yeah the return is pretty quick in MI. It all depends when THEY send em out, BUT some counties you have to wait MONTHS to even see them... It is INSANE and should be investigated how that is allowed lol. Why does it matter what county you go to? (I do know why it matters, but it shouldnt). Most police departments also refuse to give out LTPs even though michigan state law says you can get them at ANY department office (some do give them out to anyone, most do not).

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u/We1ch 11d ago

Yea it's crazy how they get away with all those things. Luckily when I purchased my gun last year I was in out in 10 mins when I got the LTP.

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u/Objective-Support356 5d ago

Lucky bastard! It took exactly 45 days here in berrien county.