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CT Demo License Question
- Thread starter KMSEXC
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Wolf
Senior Member
What requirement are you unable to meet?
What if you just go ahead and apply for the license, then let them deny it and file an appeal from the denial.
Does the state have an appeals process? How does that work?
Might be your best bet, if you can show a strong track record as a successful demo guy for many years, and have a good excuse for delay in sending renewal???
What if you just go ahead and apply for the license, then let them deny it and file an appeal from the denial.
Does the state have an appeals process? How does that work?
Might be your best bet, if you can show a strong track record as a successful demo guy for many years, and have a good excuse for delay in sending renewal???
Countryboy
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- Georgia
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- Load Out Tech. / Heavy Equipment Operator / Locomo
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