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Hi All

Hope you can help. Did a searchg but didn't find much.

My FAC with Surrey is up for renewal in a few months. My GP surgery is good but pretty difficult to access anything other than urgent matters.

Med Cert seem to offer a full service. has anybody used them?

Thanks for any info.

Search for medcert and there are loads of posts.

Yeah - I've used Medcert.

Here's what to do - GET YOUR OWN NHS RECODS - your surgery is obliged to supply them within 30 days.

Send them to Medcert with your £50 - should get a reply within about 3 weeks.

The Gun Pimp wrote: ↑Mon Apr 04, 2022 10:34 pm Yeah - I've used Medcert.

Here's what to do - GET YOUR OWN NHS RECODS - your surgery is obliged to supply them within 30 days.

Send them to Medcert with your £50 - should get a reply within about 3 weeks.

Its £60.00 now , unless you have discount .

Some forces may require you to get another cert when you come to renew .

I dont know about other forces but the medical part of the application from Merseyside is 5 pages .

And they want to know if a "firearms aoplication flag" has been placed on your medical records .

Hi

Thansk for the replies!

I searched for Med Cert with a space and found nothing. Just searched Medcert and founds loads!

NRA & NSRA members get 10% discount. Use code NRA10 or NSRA10 & send your membership number in with the application to validate it.

I've never used them, but have read a few bad reviews on other forums,there is also shootcert who I have never used either,

Sorry edited for the scotsgun rule
'As yet to have a positive experience' is all I'll say.

Worked fine for me, my GP is not keen on firearms, Medcert seemed an easy solution.

My local medical practice had allowed their personal prejudices to influence surgery policy (until they discovered they could charge £90 for the fatuous bureaucratic tick-box process).

I expressed my dissatisfaction to the surgery manager and opted to use MedCert who provided the medical proforma within 6 weeks over the Xmas and New Year period.