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Originally Posted by MeceDreamer
Just curious, has anyone heard of someone actually getting denied?
All the info I've seen states the process is "discretionary". I'm not talking about obvious cases like a 33 year old guy applying, or someone convicted of 9 DUI's etc, I'm talking about someone who meets all the requirements but for example, gets denied because he/she has too much savings, or has a good job, etc. anyone heard of such cases? such as a rouge officer who just doesn't like us and decides to straight out deny our application under "his" discretion.
BTW, congrats to all of you guys getting approved! I finaly grew a pair and am sending my application on Fri!  |
I highly doubt that would ever happen. I'm sure there are a handful of biased workers at these service centers, but they still have to go by the book. If you meet the requirements, you'll be approved.
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Application sent by lawyer:
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Nebraska SC)
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Biometrics Appointment:
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