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I went to renew my GFL in late December/early January which I have had for 15 years. I knew it would take longer with the new process, but after six months I called to check on it.

The clerk told me they needed more info and I could come in and talk to them. I went in and discovered they had delayed issue due to a TPO on my record from April, 2001, which automatically expired in October, 2001 (ex-wife vindictiveness).

I had to submitt a written summary explaining the TPO, details of the incident, and current disposition. After another month I called and the clerk said the judge wants to know if I would like a hearing. I said yes and filled out a request for a hearing.

I then started researching the state laws and discovered GCO. I began reading about GCO and some of the case law and immediately joined. I was able to attend the summer luncheon and meet some members and I'm trying to recruit more.

I'll give an update on my hearing later, but I am so glad to be a part of GCO.
 

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:eek: Congrats on taking care of this situation! It looks like you've done everything you're supposed to. I hope you get your license soon.

Just keep calling the court. When the ball's in their....uh, court, I guess, they aren't going to do anything. You have to be proactive with these guys.
 

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rvaughn1 said:
. . . after six months I called to check on it.

The clerk told me they needed more info and I could come in and talk to them.
I wonder if she was ever going to tell you that on her own or she was just waiting for you to call. Maybe she was just about to dial your number when the phone rang . . .

"Hey, I was just about to call you!"

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