Jbuck,
You do know this is all your fault, right? If you had not worked your poor wife's fingers to the bone none of this would have happened and she would have her license by now.
As far as the letter you may have to wait until you receive it then take it and the new card they will include with the letter to a place that does prints. I'm assuming you did paper. They will have the correct code letters for concealed carry already on the print card.
Once she gets to the print place and has them redone she needs to ask them to include a letter stating that it is the second time she has had to have prints done and would they please indicate in the letter that it is the best job they could do.
Then include the new print card and the original letter from the finger print place and send it all back. I believe it took another 4 to 5 weeks after that for me to get my actual license in the mail.
This does indeed feel like labor pains, but I promise once the card is in hand you will forget all the pain and agony of waiting as you hold your new, little bundle of plastic in your hands.
Best wishes for a speedy delivery.
You do know this is all your fault, right? If you had not worked your poor wife's fingers to the bone none of this would have happened and she would have her license by now.
As far as the letter you may have to wait until you receive it then take it and the new card they will include with the letter to a place that does prints. I'm assuming you did paper. They will have the correct code letters for concealed carry already on the print card.
Once she gets to the print place and has them redone she needs to ask them to include a letter stating that it is the second time she has had to have prints done and would they please indicate in the letter that it is the best job they could do.
Then include the new print card and the original letter from the finger print place and send it all back. I believe it took another 4 to 5 weeks after that for me to get my actual license in the mail.
This does indeed feel like labor pains, but I promise once the card is in hand you will forget all the pain and agony of waiting as you hold your new, little bundle of plastic in your hands.
Best wishes for a speedy delivery.
