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Nebraska CHP renewal information
OnTheFly:
Ok here is the gouge. I went to the Lincoln NSP CID office to submit my renewal form today. A few points of interest.
* Before I went in I had the form notarized for free at my bank. When I arrived at the NSP office, I asked again whether they would notarize the form. She assured me that they have 2 or 3 notaries in the office at all times and that they WOULD notarize the form. Just be sure not to sign it until you are in the office with the notary.
* They said to expect the new permit in approximately seven days, which I assume is the 5 days + a couple for mailing time.
* They said that I could destroy my old CHP when the new one arrived. No need to return it.Hope that helps others. All-in-all a painless process, and the young ladies at the NSP are quite nice.
Fly
bullit:
--- Quote from: OnTheFly on April 08, 2013, 11:55:11 AM ---They said to expect the new permit in approximately seven days, which I assume is the 5 days + a couple for mailing time.
They said that I could destroy my old CHP when the new one arrived. No need to return it.
--- End quote ---
They have 5 BUSINESS days (unlike Calender days for the original permit) so including the weekend with mail, yes 7 days most likely. Took my renewal that long. Now why would you destroy you old/original permit? Kind of like a trophy in my opinion..... :)
OnTheFly:
I had an appointment with the NSP on Monday April 8, 2013 and my new permit was mailed four days later on Friday April 12, 2013.
Fly
GR8GIFT:
Had a 2:00PM appointment in Norfolk on 8/12/2013, received my new permit on the 8/21/2013. So 8 days from my application for renewal in Norfolk. Nice and quick might have been quicker if I would have gone to Lincoln but Norfolk was closer.
bigdog:
Am I missing something here. You are making appointments with NSP offices to renew? Is this something new?
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