Phone # Help Lisa Knight (Gun permit office

[Guest J.D.D]

I am not at home and i need this # today if anyone has it . Thanks in advance. JDD

[Guest Sgt. Joe]

615-251-8590

866-849-3548

615# seems to answer quicker

[Guest J.D.D]

Thanks Sgt. Joe I appericate It very much. JDD

[Guest TargetShooter84]

Is there a email too?

[Guest TnRebel]

I used the 615 and it went right to Mz Knight. and the next day I had my permit

[Guest DMasterson]

Is there a email too?

Lisa.Knight@tn.gov

Had an issue that I actually wanted to thank the staff of the permit office. She responded quickly to the email.

[Guest TargetShooter84]

Lisa.Knight@tn.gov

Had an issue that I actually wanted to thank the staff of the permit office. She responded quickly to the email.

Thank you, will keep this handy for when my permit is up for renewal.

[Oh Shoot]

Thank you, will keep this handy for when my permit is up for renewal.

Why?

Who cares how long a renewal takes?

- OS

[Guest clownsdd]

From the replies, we need to put this kid in office.

[Guest TargetShooter84]

Why?

Who cares how long a renewal takes?

- OS

I do.

If I'm shelling $50 for renewal, I don't expect it to take 6 months.

[Oh Shoot]

I do.

If I'm shelling $50 for renewal, I don't expect it to take 6 months.

TCA doesn't give a timeline for renewals.

Your previous permit it good indefinitely until you get renewal, assuming you keep receipt.

I really don't see what diff it makes.

- OS

[Punisher84]

TCA doesn't give a timeline for renewals.

Your previous permit it good indefinitely until you get renewal, assuming you keep receipt.

I really don't see what diff it makes.

- OS

Agreed. I actually responded in another thread about hoping I got mine back fast since others had been lately. Then I realized it doesn't matter lol

[KahrMan]

I do.

If I'm shelling $50 for renewal, I don't expect it to take 6 months.

Mine didn't take 6 months. It only took 5 months and 13 days.

TCA doesn't give a timeline for renewals.

Your previous permit it good indefinitely until you get renewal, assuming you keep receipt.

I really don't see what diff it makes.

- OS

Thats true if you renew in person. If you mail it in and you go past your expiration date, you're sol until your permit comes in. If I had mailed my renewal in instead of doing it in person, I would have been without a permit for a month and half. I figured 4 months would be plenty long enough but I was wrong.

[Fallguy]

Thats true if you renew in person. If you mail it in and you go past your expiration date, you're sol until your permit comes in. If I had mailed my renewal in instead of doing it in person, I would have been without a permit for a month and half. I figured 4 months would be plenty long enough but I was wrong.

Actually several have posted on here that the state has mailed receipets back to them when they renewed by mail, but I'd still rather do it in person.

The only time I was concerned was when I was getting ready to go out of state....wasn't sure if an out of state LEO would know that receipt meant it was still valid. Not sure what would show on a computer check when past the expiration date but renewal is outstanding either.

[vontar]

Actually several have posted on here that the state has mailed receipets back to them when they renewed by mail, but I'd still rather do it in person.

The only time I was concerned was when I was getting ready to go out of state....wasn't sure if an out of state LEO would know that receipt meant it was still valid. Not sure what would show on a computer check when past the expiration date but renewal is outstanding either.

That is an interesting twist, out of state travel. I am sure that will be tested one day by someone.

Like always, I don't want to be the test case.