Submitted application

[kray9]

Well, I submitted my application to FL for a non-resident CWL. After much research, it appears to be the best license for me regarding the states that I will be driving through/living in while in the military. Now the 90 day count down starts. This is going to be a long wait.

 

[gschoelles]

Well, I submitted my application to FL for a non-resident CWL. After much research, it appears to be the best license for me regarding the states that I will be driving through/living in while in the military. Now the 90 day count down starts. This is going to be a long wait.

Florida came in 3 weeks here

 

[kray9]

That is good to hear, especially seeing that you are also in the Republic of Kalifornia. Either way, my goal was simply to have it by the time that I depart this God forsaken state in December. Three weeks would be outstanding though.

 

[glock36]

You will have your permit before you know it then the fun will start.
Good luck
God speed

 

[tanker1983]

Should take NOWHERE near 90 days. I had mine in my hand 35 days after submitting. And I am at FOB Salerno, Afghanistan. You've got no worries, brother.:biggrin:

 

[kray9]

35 days to Afghanistan is a pretty amazing turnaround.

 

[tjironhorse]

May it pass quickly.
Currently waiting on my Utah License.
Patience.............

Tj

 

[kudzu]

FWIW, my wife's FL non-resident permit was received exactly 14 days from the day I mailed in both of our applications together. She received hers three or four weeks ago and mine has not yet appeared. So, you could get yours very quickly, or not!

 

[kray9]

Well, my check showed up as being cashed this morning. I'm not sure how much longer that means that I have to wait now.

 

[kray9]

The state of FL is awesome. I submitted my application on the 7th (date that delivery confirmation showed them receiving it) and received my license today. For a first time applicant that does not reside in the state and submitted standard fingerprint cards, 11 days is an extremely quick turn around.