Yukutake & Kikukawa v Lopez, 9th Circuit En Banc Hearing - Pasadena, CA.
Tuesday March 24 at 11am HST

Tomorrow is the hearing, before the 11 judge panel, for my lawsuit regarding the requirement for inspections on non-Hawaii FFL acquired firearms at police stations and the 30 day expiration dates on handgun permit to acquire.  This case has been going on for seven years.  This lawsuit has already produced results saving myself and the people of Hawaii time and money:
1.  Extended Wednesday firearms hours at HPD
2.  Emailed permit to acquire
3.  Remote registration for Hawaii FFL acquired firearms
4.  30 day (instead of 10 day) handgun permit to acquire expirations.

Please give a shout out to my Attorney Alan Beck who will represent us at the hearing tomorrow.  You can watch live on YouTube at the link.

https://www.youtube.com/live/l8j2pz6H_Fc?si=0ZeVqczenX7w8LX0

Just for what has changed thus far, I am extremely grateful for this, thank you!

DCT owner volunteers for LIFE and HRA training, definitely worth supporting.

Fill out the Permit to Acquire application with the existing caliber: 9mm.

When you get the permit and the firearm together, you have to register it.  The new registration under your name will be for a 9mm.

There's no reason for the current owner to update the old registration.  It's going to be superceded by your new registration anyway.

Thanks for the info.

90 days prior to expiration.

Thank you.

Affidavit is good to go! No problems

Thank you.

I reviewed my emails and the fee waiving is for the Firearm Safety Course.  They charge $199.99 for this course.  There is no mention of CCW course.

Anyone take the Firearms International safety course? 

Any problems acquiring permit using their affidavit?

Done.
Also helped some family members and friends register to submit testimony.

Wow, thank you both for the clarification.

My experience below, hopefully it's helpful to someone.

1.  Received certified letters from C&C Honolulu after ~150 days.  Since signature was required and no one to receive, a trip to the post office was necessary.
2.  Received 1 letter for each handgun qualified on (e.g., 2 handguns = 2 letters = $20).
3.  Went to the Registration Room at HPD.
4.  Provided letters, ID, cash and immediately took a seat outside the room.
5.  ~30 minutes later, name was called and letters, ID, LTCs, and cash receipt were returned.
6.  LTC observations:
     a.  Received 1 plastic LTC for each handgun.
     b.  LTC expiration date is 1-year from the pickup date at HPD.
     c.  Included on LTC are photo, height, hair, weight, eyes but it states, "This card is not to be used as a valid government issued photo identification card".

Got my registration back as a two part email. First was a password and second email was the pdf of the registration form. I didn’t get any hassle over not providing  info on barrel length, action type, or caliber as it was an AR lower. 

One point of interest was that the info that they populated my permit with wasn’t consistent with my long gun permit. Weight difference, employer name, and complexion were all from older applications. Same company with a different project group so no big deal and I guess I’ll have to get a little more tan and dump 10 lbs to get back down to my fighting weight.

Thank you Direjackalope for sharing your experience.  I now know what to expect.