Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Justice
Chapter Jus 18 - Certification of Former Federal Law Enforcement Officers
Section Jus 18.04 - Application procedures for concealed carry certification cards
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง Jus 18.04
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) When the department receives an application for a concealed carry certification card for a former federal law enforcement officer pursuant to s. 175.49(3), Stats., the department shall do the following in the sequence listed:
(a)
1.
Review the application for completeness. An application is complete when the
department has received the following:
a. A
signed and fully completed application form, DJ-LE-286.
Note: Form DJ-LE-286 is available on the department's Internet site: www.doj.state.wi.us.
b. Acceptable proof of firearms
qualification, as provided in s.
Jus 18.05.
c.
The application fee required under s.
Jus 18.10.
d.
A current photograph meeting the content and format requirements set forth in
the instructions of the application form, DJ-LE-286.
e. A written statement from the federal law
enforcement agency from which the applicant separated from service affirming
that the applicant meets the requirements of s.
175.49(3) (b)1, 2., and 3., Stats. The department shall
prepare and make available on its Internet site a statement form that may be
used for this purpose.
2. If an application is complete, the
department shall proceed under par. (b). If an application is incomplete, the
department shall reject it and shall send written notice of the rejection to
the applicant at the residence address provided by the applicant in the
application form. The notice of rejection shall explain why the application was
found to be incomplete and what must be submitted to complete the
application.
(b) Confirm
that the state identification card number submitted by the applicant has been
issued to that person by the department of transportation under s.
343.17(3) (a) 4 or
343.50,
Stats., and that the number does not correspond to a driver's license or state
identification card that is either expired or cancelled. If the applicant's
state identification number meets these requirements, the department shall
proceed under par. (c). If the applicant's state identification number does not
meet these requirements, the department shall deny the application and proceed
under sub. (2).
(c) Review the
written affirmation from the federal law enforcement agency from which the
applicant separated from service to determine whether the applicant meets the
requirements of s.
175.49(3) (b)1, 2., and 3., Stats. If the applicant
meets the requirements of s.
175.49(3) (b)1, 2., and 3., Stats., the department
shall proceed under par. (d). If the applicant does not meet the requirements
of s.
175.49(3) (b)1, 2., and 3., Stats., the department
shall deny the application and proceed under sub. (2).
(d) Review the proof of firearms
qualification submitted by the applicant for compliance with the requirements
of s.
175.49(3)
(b)5, Stats., and s.
Jus 18.05. If the proof of firearms qualification meets
those requirements, the department shall proceed under par. (e). If the proof
of firearms qualification does not meet those requirements, the department
shall deny the application and proceed under sub. (2).
(e) Enter the application data into the
department's record keeping system and assign the applicant a confirmation
number.
(f) Conduct a background
check of the applicant pursuant to s.
175.49(3) (b)4, Stats., for the purpose of determining
whether the applicant is prohibited under federal law from possessing a
firearm. If the applicant is not prohibited by federal law from possessing a
firearm, the department shall issue a certification card to the applicant,
assign a certification card number, and promptly send the certification card to
the applicant by 1st class mail. If the applicant is prohibited by federal law
from possessing a firearm, the department shall deny the application and
proceed under sub. (2).
(2) If an application is denied under sub. (1), the department shall inform the applicant in writing of the denial, stating the reasons and factual basis for the denial decision. The written notice of denial shall also advise the applicant of the right to seek administrative review of the denial decision under s. Jus 18.08.
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