Jus 17.07(2)(a)(a) If the department at any time revokes or suspends a license under s. 175.60 (14) (a) or (am), Stats., the department, within one day, shall send to the individual written notice of the revocation or suspension. The notice shall include a statement of the reasons and factual basis for the revocation or suspension and shall be accompanied by a copy of any pertinent records supporting the revocation or suspension. The notice shall also advise the individual of the right to seek administrative review of the revocation or suspension under s. Jus 17.09 or judicial review under s. 175.60 (14m), Stats. The notice shall be sent to the individual by a method of shipment that provides confirmation of delivery, including the date of delivery. Jus 17.07(2)(b)(b) Any notice of a suspension of a license pursuant to s. 175.60 (14) (am), Stats., shall also include a statement that if the licensee, at any time, ceases to be subject to the prohibition underlying the suspension, the licensee may submit to the department authenticated documentation establishing that fact. Jus 17.07(3)(3) Return of revoked or suspended license. Any notice of revocation or suspension issued by the department under sub. (2) shall instruct the individual whose license has been revoked or suspended to do one of the following within 7 days: Jus 17.07(3)(a)(a) Deliver the revoked or suspended license document to the department either personally or by certified mail. Jus 17.07(3)(b)(b) Mail to the department a signed statement indicating that the individual no longer has possession of the revoked or suspended license document and explaining the reasons why he or she no longer has possession. Jus 17.07(4)(4) Effective date of revocation or suspension. Any suspension or revocation of a license under s. 175.60 (14) (a) or (am), Stats., shall take effect on the date when the individual whose license has been revoked or suspended receives the notice of revocation or suspension under sub. (2). Jus 17.07(5)(5) Reinstatement of suspended license. If the department receives information, pursuant to sub. (2) (b) or by other means, establishing that an individual whose license has been suspended under s. 175.60 (14) (am) is no longer subject to the prohibition underlying that suspension, the department shall, within 5 business days of receiving that information, do the following in the sequence listed: Jus 17.07(5)(a)(a) Determine whether the suspended license has expired under s. 175.60 (15) (a), Stats. If the suspended license has not expired, the department shall proceed under par. (b). If the suspended license has expired, the department shall notify the individual that the suspended license cannot be reinstated unless the individual first complies with the license renewal requirements of s. 175.60 (15), Stats. Jus 17.07(5)(b)(b) Conduct a background check of the individual for the purpose of determining whether reinstatement of the suspended license is prohibited under s. 175.60 (3) (b), (c), (d), or (e), Stats. If reinstatement of the suspended license is not prohibited, the department shall proceed under par. (c). If reinstatement of the suspended license is prohibited, the department shall notify the individual in writing of the reason why the suspended license cannot be reinstated and shall include a copy of any background check records supporting the denial of reinstatement. Notice of a denial of reinstatement shall also advise the applicant of the right to seek administrative review under s. Jus 17.09 or judicial review under s. 175.60 (14m), Stats., and shall be sent to the applicant by a method of shipment that provides confirmation of delivery, including the date of delivery. Jus 17.07(5)(c)(c) Reinstate the suspended license and mail to the individual written notification of that reinstatement. If the individual has previously delivered the suspended license document to the department pursuant to sub. (3) (a), the department shall also promptly return the reinstated license document to the individual by 1st class mail. Jus 17.07(6)(6) Reapplication following revocation. If an individual whose concealed carry license has been properly revoked by the department pursuant to s. 175.60 (14) (a), Stats., wishes to again carry a concealed weapon pursuant to s. 175.60, Stats., the individual shall apply for a new license pursuant to s. Jus 17.04 and satisfy all requirements of that section, including the payment of all applicable fees. Jus 17.07 HistoryHistory: CR 12-030: cr. Register May 2013 No. 689, eff. 6-1-13. Jus 17.08Jus 17.08 Changes, updates, replacements, or renewals of licenses. Jus 17.08(1)(1) Change of address. Written notice of a change of address from a licensee pursuant to s. 175.60 (11) (b) 1., Stats., shall be submitted on a form provided by the department. Upon receiving such notice of a change of address, the department shall update its license records with the new information. At the request of a licensee whose address has changed, the department shall issue the licensee a new license document containing the new address. Jus 17.08 NoteNote: The change of address form is available on the department’s Internet site: www.doj.state.wi.us. The mailing address for the department is Wisconsin Department of Justice, Attention: Firearms Unit, Post Office Box 7130, Madison, WI, 53707-7130. Jus 17.08(2)(2) Name change. No later than 30 days after legally changing his or her name, a licensee shall provide the department with written notification of the name change on a form provided by the department. Upon receiving such notification, the department shall process the name change as a new application under s. Jus 17.04 and shall conduct a background check of the licensee under the new name. If the background check shows that s. 175.60 (3) (b), (c), (d), or (e), Stats., applies to the licensee, the department shall revoke or suspend the licensee’s previous license under s. 175.60 (14) (a) or (am), Stats., as appropriate. If the background check shows that s. 175.60 (3) (b), (c), (d), and (e), Stats., do not apply to the licensee, the department shall issue the licensee a new license document containing the licensee’s updated information. If the licensee receives a new license from the department under this section, the licensee shall immediately deliver his or her previous license to the department either personally or by certified mail. Jus 17.08 NoteNote: The name change form is available on the department’s Internet site: www. doj.state.wi.us. The mailing address for the department is Wisconsin Department of Justice, Attention: Firearms Unit, Post Office Box 7130, Madison, WI, 53707-7130.
Jus 17.08(3)(3) Lost or destroyed license. Pursuant to s. 175.60 (13), Stats., upon the request of a licensee the department may replace a license document that has been lost, destroyed, or has become unreadable or unusable. The request shall be accompanied by all or any portion of the license document that is available. If the licensee does not submit the original license document, the department shall issue a new unique approval number and terminate the existing approval number. Jus 17.08 NoteNote: The mailing address for the department is Wisconsin Department of Justice, Attention: Firearms Unit, Post Office Box 7130, Madison, WI, 53707-7130.
Jus 17.08(4)(4) License renewal. Unless revoked or suspended, any license other than an emergency license is valid for five years from the date of issuance by the department. Pursuant to s. 175.60 (5) (a), Stats., the department “shall complete the design of the renewal form no later than July 1, 2014.” Jus 17.08(5)(a)(a) For any license document issued under this section, the department shall charge the replacement or renewal fee provided in s. Jus 17.12 (3). Jus 17.08(5)(b)(b) For any background check conducted under this section, the department shall charge the background check fee provided in s. Jus 17.12 (2). Jus 17.08 HistoryHistory: CR 12-030: cr. Register May 2013 No. 689, eff. 6-1-13. Jus 17.09Jus 17.09 Administrative review after denial, suspension, or revocation. Jus 17.09(1)(a)(a) After receiving written notice of denial of a license application under s. Jus 17.04 (2), written notice of a license revocation or suspension under s. Jus 17.07 (2), or written notice of denial of reinstatement of a license under s. Jus 17.07 (5) (b), an applicant or licensee may submit to the department a written petition for administrative review of the denial, revocation, or suspension decision. A petition for administrative review is timely only if received by the department within 30 days after the date on which the denial, revocation, or suspension decision was mailed to the applicant or licensee. There is no fee for administrative review of the denial, revocation, or suspension of a license. Jus 17.09 NoteNote: The mailing address for the department is Wisconsin Department of Justice, Attention: Firearms Unit, Post Office Box 7130, Madison, WI, 53707-7130.