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I can name no items because no other consumer product in the United States requires FBI approval to purchase and take home beforehand.Let me repeat that: Guns are the only consumer product in the USA that requires Federal government permission to be obtained prior to taking possession of it.The article conflates lack of licensing and registration with age limits and showing ID, both of which apply to guns as well as cold medicine. I don’t recall going into any pharmacy in the USA and having to fill out a Federal drug background check form checking to see if I’ve been convicted of possession before buying Sudafed.The linked article is a classic example of the exemplary fact-checking and integrity that passes for journalism these days.

Missouri. First I have to drive to the gun shop about fifteen minutes away. Once I'm there, a certain very cool lieutenant on the local police force who works there part-time usually wants to have friendly conversation and grill me on how I'm liking the carbine he sold me last time or the full size 9mm the time before that. He might also want to know how my daughter's doing and any other of the people we both know.After being interrogated thusly, I examine a few items I might want to buy, but usually I know what I want when I go in. If they don't have it in stock, they are happy to order it for me.Once I make my selection, or when I return to pick up what I had them order, I have to fill out a form. Once I fill out the form, the staff runs it through the federal background system. They tell me to feel free to browse the store while it processes.Some five or ten minutes later, they summon me to the counter. They box up the weapon, and ring up the price. After I pay, they hand me the receipt or put it in the gun case. They ask me if I need any ammo or want to try it out on their range. I respond by saying that I want to take it home and give it a good clean and lube first.Another fifteen minute drive home, and I just used up an hour, hour and a half total to acquire my new gun.

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Getting my medical license.The process is so painful that sometimes I feel like stabbing myself in the heart and gouging my eye out, and jumping off a bridge at the same time. And the most frustrating part of it is that there’s not a single thing I can do to speed things up.The website isn’t very user friendly.They request way too many documents. Like, you need to submit 6 different things to prove your citizenship. Can’t it be assumed that if the Federal Government gave me a passport, they know that it’s because I’m a citizen? Can’t it also safely be assumed that if I graduated from a residency program, I must have graduated from a medical school at some point?The website doesn’t tell you everything you need to send. After you’ve filled out the application online, there is a PDF you’re supposed to find somewhere. The PDF was the old application form. You’d fill it out by hand or by editing the PDF. If you did that, you’d see an number of appendices that told you what other documentation you were supposed to supply. But if you apply online, there’s nothing to let you know what you’re missing. So, you have to call them. When you do, they tell you that you need a bunch of stuff you’d never have guessed: a background check, forms you’re supposed to submit to your residency programs, etc. Why not put that in the online application?Then, after you do all that, you might wonder if your file is complete. So, you call. They’ll tell you that your application hasn’t been processed yet. How long till it gets processed? 3 to 4 weeks! So, they won’t even look at your file for 3 to 4 weeks. And, 3 to 4, of course, means 4. Then, when they look at your file, it might even be week 5 by the time they respond to you. At that point, they’ll tell your that your file is missing some stuff.You ask for clarification about the missing stuff, because you’re pretty sure you’ve already sent it. You hear nothing back for a week. You call them, only to hear that they thought they’d emailed you what you were supposed to fill out… You submit what they’re asking for, having wasted another week waiting. Then, they tell you that your file has been submitted for final approval. YAY!Then you’re told that, since you used to be a nurse, you should also submit a nursing license verification. Okay, no biggie, you think. You did a similar thing for Iowa a few years back. You’ll just go online and have the state of Michigan send the state of Tennessee some information about the nursing license that expired 6 years ago.You get on the Michigan website, and things are so disorganized that you can’t for the life of you figure out how to submit the verification request. Oh, and the process has changed. In 2015, you could use the Nursys verification site. But Michigan has pulled out of this process, because… just because. Now, you have to call during business hours, realize that you’re supposed to download and fill out a form, attach a money order (you can’t pay online anymore), and mail it to a P.O. Box.You do that, sending it by express mail. You call the next day to see if it’s been received. Now you’re told that if you want to send things by express mail, there’s another address you should have sent it to, an address that was never communicated to you when you talked to the Michigan people on the phone. You learn that sending mail to the P.O. Box means that it will sit there for a week, after which it will be processed by the Cashier’s office/Finance office/Treasury office, then slowly make its way to the Bureau of Licensing… this process might take 2 weeks. At this point, you’ve sent your initial application 8 weeks before. You wonder why it is that the process couldn’t be more streamlined. Why couldn’t they be a uniform process for all states? Why couldn’t they at least be a central database where healthcare providers could send their documentation, so that whenever they apply for licensing in a new state, that state can immediately receive all the relevant documentation. You’re powerless. You try to think of other things you might do.You remember that Iowa must have a copy of your nursing verification license. You wonder if you could talk to them and see if they’d share it with you. You’re told that they will emphatically not release the document to you. Why? Who knows. Anyway, they might consider releasing it to the Tennessee people if they are contacted directly by their Medical Board. You sheepishly ask the people in Tennessee if they’d be willing to contact Iowa, giving them a phone number, email, and fax number, knowing full well that it will be to no avail.You decide that maybe, if you were to track down the cashier’s office in Michigan, you could fly there and make the payment in person, in a bid to speed up the processing of your license verification request. It’s after hours now, so you can’t be sure. There’s a plane early in the morning. You could fly to Detroit, rent a car, drive to Lansing, and give it a shot. But… what if it doesn’t work? You decide to wait until the morning and call the office to see if getting there in person would make a difference. You are told that it is impossible to make a payment in person, because… rules. There’s literally not a damn thing you can do.And that, my friends, is the story of my life right now. The most frustrating part of this saga is that not only can I not work, but I’m sort of homeless right now. Let me explain. A while back, I bid on a house. I used what is called a physician loan. What my lender did not tell me is that you need an active medical license. So, we were a week from the closing date before I learned this. At this point, I had three options:Walk away from the home purchase and rent. This wouldn’t have been a terrible idea.Prolong my temporary lease at the place I was renting. I would not do this because I hated, hated, hated them with their nickle-and-diming tactics.Wait for my license.I opted for number 3, because I thought it couldn’t take much longer until I’d get my license. My belongings are currently in storage. I’m staying with my sister in Florida. It’s not the worst thing that’s ever happened to anyone in human life, but it’s still really frustrating. The only bright spot is that I get to spend time with my family. I have a nephew and two nieces here that I hadn’t seen in 9 months. They’re growing so very fast. I am constantly peppering them with mental math questions, but they seem to love me for some reason. So, all in all, things could be worse.

This just happened to me, so I feel particularly qualified to provide an answer. Bear in mind that I live in Florida, and the process might vary state to state.When you fill out an ATF form 4473 to get approval for a firearm purchase/transfer, you can receive one of a few different responses:Approved, not approved, or delayed.If “approved,” you’re good to go.If “delayed,” you get to play the short waiting game. You’ll see why I said “short” in a moment, but the only option you have is to wait and call the FFL through which you are purchasing the gun once a day to check the system for an update.After 3 days business days of being delayed without a decision, the FFL can legally complete the transfer to you if they so choose, but they aren’t required to do so, and many won’t.If the delay ends up returning an approval, you’re good to go.Then there’s what just happened to me. I called the FFL, told them I was delayed and just checking to see if I’d been approved, and the guy checked and said “No, you weren’t delayed, you were denied.”I’ve never been delayed before, so by this point I had already researched the potential outcomes and what would happen if, for whatever reason I was not approved, but it was still a gut punch to hear those words.Here comes the “long” wait I mentioned earlier.First, you have to go to the FFL where you applied for the transfer and ask for an appeal form. They will fill it out and give it to you.Next, take that to your local sheriff/jail to get fingerprinted. Wait to fill out the buyer’s portion of the form until you get fingerprinted - the lady who fingerprinted me said I needed to sign it in front of her.Send the complete appeal form with your fingerprints to the state department listed in the instructions on the form. Since I live in Florida, I had to send mine to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE).You have 60 days from the date of the non-approval to appeal the decision.Surprisingly, my appeal decision letter came back within a couple weeks, but I’ve heard it can take much longer.Bring that letter to the FFL and pick up your gun(s).Again, that is the process in my state. I hope you don’t have to go through it, but if you do get a non-approval and you know you are eligible to purchase/possess firearms where you live, ask the FFL how to appeal it and they’ll tell you how.

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I was traveling with a friend of mine who had spinal issues and fibromyalgia. It was their tags on the van, but they went in the store with me. Problem was, we both looked like able-bodied young adults. The crap my friend had to go through to get the busybodies off their back (and still got accused of lying and harassed until store security made the strangers back off) has convinced me to never ever get one of those tags while I still look able-bodied.Except, what did these “activists” do that really helped disabled people? They just made things worse for my friend and me (as I am on a path to disability and already have mobility issues due to scoliosis and sciatica, even as young as I am). Their actions told me that I cannot even use a cane without being harassed. They said that it is shameful for young people to be disabled. If I’m having trouble walking, I just don’t go out—which subsequently means fewer shameful disabled youngins running around, right? Keep that up and there will be no disabled people ever! Yaaaay!Except no. If someone has the tag or plaquard, they have it for a reason. It could be congestive heart failure, COPD, scoliosis, fibromyalgia, any invisible disability. No one should have to prove that they’re disabled enough, and not all disabilities come with obvious markers.My friend used a cane most days, but they had just moved and accidentally left it at home. They told me they get harassed even when they carried the cane. Because they were “too young” and looked as if they were able-bodied. I’m afraid to use my cane when my knee is refusing to hold my weight. I hide my knee brace (which does not prevent falls but does slow them, enabling me to catch myself sometimes) due to the harassment I’ve gotten, due to people telling me to stop faking.I get why people are…should we say “protective” of the scooters and the handicapped spots, but please remember that disability comes at any age, at all shapes and sizes, with or without obvious markers. When you harass someone with an invisible disability, you just make it so that they feel unwelcome in society because they’re not “disabled enough”, nor are they “abled enough”.

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A note about wills: Whether probate will be necessary, Florida law requires that anyone who has possession of a will must file it with the local circuit court within 10 days of learning of the death.

In most instances, a Will is not recorded while a person is living. In most instances, Florida attorneys do not recommend recording a Will while a person is living. ... This allows interested persons to inform of the existence of the Will in case probate is necessary.

Someone who dies without a valid will is \u201cintestate.\u201d Even if the decedent dies intestate, the probate assets are almost never turned over to the state of Florida. The state will take the decedent's assets only if the decedent had no heirs.

No, in Florida, you do not need to signNow your will to make it legal. However, Florida allows you to make your will “self-proving” and you'll need to go to a notary if you want to do that. A self-proving will speeds up probate because the court can accept the will without contacting the witnesses who signed it.

You should file a Will within 10 days of date of death. However, if you cannot find it, you should file it as soon as you find it. Filing a Will will not be sufficient to obtain benefits under the Will. If you have been appointed Personal Representative, you will have to hire a Florida attorney to probate the assets.