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The document outlines the application process for obtaining a permit for development blasting in Cobb County, Georgia. It includes requirements for applicants, necessary documentation, and contact information for relevant officials. The permit is regulated under Georgia Safety Fire Regulations and emphasizes compliance with safety protocols regarding explosives.

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How long does it take to get a federal explosive license?

This will take approximately 90 days from the time your application is completely and correctly filled out.

Whats the difference between gun license and permit?

If the purchaser is approved, a license or permit is issued to the applicant. Licenses are of varying duration and often do not limit the number of weapons a person can buy. In some states, permits are issued to the applicant for each specific weapon acquired.

What are the different types of explosives licenses?

A Federal explosives importer license allows a person to import, distribute, ship and transport explosive materials in interstate or foreign commerce. A Federal explosives dealer license allows a person to acquire, distribute, ship and transport explosive materials in interstate or foreign commerce.

What is the difference between a FFL and a FEL?

There is a separate process for federal explosives licensees and permittees (FEL/FEPs). ATF is responsible for licensing persons engaged in manufacturing, importing, and dealing in firearms. Individuals and entities licensed to engage in these businesses are known as federal firearms licensees or FFLs.

What is the difference between explosives permit and license?

The difference between an explosives license and an explosives permit is that a permit does not authorize a person to engage in the business of importing, manufacturing, or distributing explosives materials.