The average is around 500 license numbers assigned per day.
As they have become more experienced and probably adjusted some procedures, as well as reduced requirements Nov. 8th, for training and documentation of training, they are probably more like 600-700 per day now, and only 200-300 the first couple days.
We do not know if rejected or denied licenses have a license# assigned, probably not.
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There has been more information added to the
Wisconsin DOJ CCW web page.
It now has a link to the
"Most frequent reasons for application rejection:"
1. Applicant used an out-of-state CCW license as proof of training, but did not enclose the required affirmation form (DJ-LE-289) stating the license was not revoked for cause.
2. Applicant improperly completed the application. Example 1: the applicant left parts of the form blank (such as name, driver license number, or address). Example 2: the information entered was clearly incorrect (year of birth was 1096).
3. Applicant appears to have not read questions before answering them. For example, applicants have checked they are not at least 21 years of age, even though the year of birth they wrote on the form would suggest they are over 40.
4. Applicant submitted a training certificate as proof of training, but the certificate did not include the name of the instructor or did not specify what national or state organization certified the instructor.
5. Applicant submitted a DD-214 as proof of training, but the DD-214 did not show an “honorable” or “general under honorable conditions” discharge.