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I did a little asking around and was advised to avoid
the REC in Miami. The word is that place is hopelessly understaffed, way behind, disorganized and picky as hell. Turns out New Orleans is one of the better run offices with minimal backlog. Since my original license was issued out of New Orleans I sent the paperwork there. I'm willing to bet you it will go through with no sending of papers back and forth. I've filled out everything properly and completely. It will go right through. The rumors are that the Coast Guard is close to turning the entire process over to civilian outfits. The Coasties want out of the licensing business. But, until there is something definite the RECs will continue to process the renewals. Word is they aren't all that strict with renewal papers but they are giving hell to original applicants. Besides I still have a top secret security clearance at the FBI. They trust me. . . I'm one of their least concerns from a security standpoint. S.Simon "Shen44" wrote in message ... Lets see, Neal's making his first attempt at renewal by mail, post 9-11.... will be interested to see how many times he has to return the application ......and how long it takes. Not a put-down, Neal, just interested for those who may use N.O. , and have a small license, such as yours. Shen |
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