[AlanPerry]

Earlier this week, I posted about my problems getting SCCA Central Licensing to return my phone calls inquiring about getting an expedited license in time for Rim. Well, I got the license (and lost the ride).

Based on what happened with me (as well as Ben), it would appear that you just have to have faith that Central Licensing will respond within the specified time (around 10 days for a normal license application and 2 days (24-hour turnaround plus another day to FedEx the license to you) for an expedited application).

Still, it would be nice if Central Licensing would return your call or change their voice mail greeting to indicate they won't return your call, but go ahead and submit your application and it will get processed.

alan

 

[Ray]

I had a simular experience.
And over time I realized that we are at the bottom of the SCCA's to do list. Roadracers will always come first.
Whiplash RallyeSport

 

[Bruce]

>I had a simular experience.
>And over time I realized that we are at the bottom of the
>SCCA's to do list. Roadracers will always come first.
>Whiplash RallyeSport

You're not listening to your local roadracers...they're having the same problems. Central Licensing is not doing as well as we've come to expect...at least partly because they've lost personnel.

Bruce

 

[AlanPerry]

I would be a lot more understanding of the situation if a) the license fees hadn't gone up so much last time around and b) someone at SCCA would take the simple step of changing the Central Licensing voice mail greeting to accurately reflect when to expect a response.

alan

 

[T Bier]

Just have to post a good experience. I waited til ~3 weeks before Rim, but they managed to get me my license in a week. Might have helped that it was a renewal and not initial license.