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Les:
Keep track of when you can renew your CHP.  It was pointed out to me last week that I was within the window for renewal.  Caught me off guard, didn't think it'd been that long.  Time slips away.   The Lincoln Office still doesn't take walk-ins but it was easy getting an appointment and I was told new one would be mailed in under a week.  Rather not have it expire.   :o

greg58:
Thanks for the heads up, everyone should check their expiration date and put it on their calendar.

Greg58

HuskerXDM:
Especially in the world of smart phones... you can put your expiration date on your phone years in advance.

Lorimor:
No problems here.  Mine expired yesterday.  Received my renewal permit... yesterday.   ::)

Fortunately, I was in Omaha and just walked in.  I happened to be in GI the week before and didn't know I needed an appointment there.   They couldn't process me as a result. 

I understand though.  They were absolutely swamped.  Besides me, there was no one in the lobby.  And in the parking lot was filled to the brim with my lone car.  I REALLY had to fight for a parking spot.  ::)

They were swamped I tell you!  :)

I know, poor planning on my part.  I learned my lesson.  Shut up and pay your taxes.  :)

NE Bull:
A co-worker I call Sarge, was asking about renewal just other day.  Seems between (finally) Retiring from Army, custody battle, buying new, selling old houses, moving and such, he forgot to renew...,..4 or 6 months ago!  DOH!.
Hated to break it to him, but gotta start all over.  Told him, MAYBE I could find him a good patriot CHP instructor that'd give him a break on retaking the class (in honor of his service to our country ;) ? ). I doubt NSP would do anything for him- tied by law.
(Yes, had address changed, but didn't pay attention to renewal date at the time)

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