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Guessing I missed something. Is there a reason that your LTC would change upon renewal?Going for my LTC A renewal in Worcester on Wed. Had a LTC A All lawful purposes since I was 21 (about 12 years now) Can't wait for my new restriction!
Yea Massachusetts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Guessing I missed something. Is there a reason that your LTC would change upon renewal?
I'm guessing this is his first time going through Worcester. Gemme has been known to downgrade on renewals for people that moved in.
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Yeah this is my first renewal in the Woo. I fully expect a downgrade.
I would say something along the lines of, "That doesn't make any sense."
Then again, MA does not deal in logic.
Have these "downgrades" occurred in cases of resident ALP-holders going for renewals?
What did you put on your app for reason for wanting the ltc?? All so what does that restriction mean? I mean i get all the others but that one I can't figure out.
Did you contact Comm2A? I thought I'd seen some info from one of the guys there that a downgrade could be troublesome for the Gemme.
Guessing I missed something. Is there a reason that your LTC would change upon renewal?
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Yeah this is my first renewal in the Woo. I fully expect a downgrade.
From reading other peoples posts that got the ol' Welcome to Town...DOWNGRADE!!! story don't accept it, just give em' that I'll be back with my lawyer line and they'll usually change it. But hey it could be worse. You could have moved to Boston!
Worcester will not use the words all lawful purposes ( ask Jim at GOAL)
I am not passing judgement and I have no idea what your circumstances are, but can I ask why you moved to a city where you knew there would be a good chance you'd lose your right to carry? Virtually every surrounding town is green.
King Gemme will put Personal Protection or " target " search worcester on here (I would still ask for ALP )
and hope you get Personal Protection