Hey Chronopc - you got yours CA rebate approval yet?
My application is under review. I did not attached a form and re-upload my form just yesterday.
If your application is approved. I am wondering how long of a wait for the check.
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$2500 CA Rebate Experience?
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Hey Chronopc - you got yours CA rebate approval yet?
My application is under review. I did not attached a form and re-upload my form just yesterday.
If your application is approved. I am wondering how long of a wait for the check.
chronopc
Active Member
Yeah I got my approval on August 10 and received my check yesterday.
RayK
Active Member
Data point: My documents were submitted 7/11, current processing time 65 calendar days which will be Sept. 14th (5 days), still no approval on my CVRP status page.
BOBEDIGITL
Member
Same here. Documents submitted on 7/17, at the time, processing times said 45 days. Still no approval. They updated their site on 8/31 which says 65 days to process.
I highly doubt that anyone buying a Model 3 would fall into the 300% category. If they do, then they need to get their priorities straight. Granted, a family of 4 with two kids and a stay at home parent could sneak into this range but again, priorities...
Thanks for the input, everyone has different priorities, is my response to that.
I fall into that category. Some others probably do who have went through this
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
Submitted my documents on 7/23. Current processing time on website says 65 days which will be on Sept 26 (16 days left)
I will report back with data point when my application is being processed hopefully
I will report back with data point when my application is being processed hopefully
Sorry, didn't mean to put you or anyone else down. Was just making a general statement based on spending a years salary on a vehicle at one time (not accounting for the fact of taking a loan out, saving over several years, etc.) Living in the Bay Area on 70k at times seems like it should be the poverty level, not 3x it.
TT97
Active Member
I don't remember the days mine took, however, two things to note: 1) the actual processing time was very close to the time it said it would take on the website; and 2) the State was very good with communication on notifying the rebate was approved and that the check was being mailed (with a picture of what the envelope looks like). I was impressed with the level of communication from a Government agency.
9erDog
Member
Some retired folks will fall into this category. If you have no debt and significant assets, particularly if many of those assets are tax sheltered, then you don't actually need a high taxable income to live comfortably. I doubt that the larger rebate was truly intended for such folks, but if you fit in this category, you might as well take the $4500. On the other hand, you might not be able to claim the entire $7500 federal tax credit.
Very good point. My peabrain finds it hard to wrap around the notion of living on 36-49k upon retirement but I chalk that up to living here in the Bay Area ($117k is considered "low-income"). You figure once you own your home you just need to worry about property taxes and daily expenses.
Submitted 7/10, still waiting for approval. It's now 15 days past the initial estimate of 45 days when I submitted. Should be any day now...
Retired and drawing little retirement funds fall into this.
As expected (based on @9erDog 7/4 > 9/5), my response came back yesterday (7/10 > 9/11). However, they had an issue with my Driver License scan, so I resubmitted within an hour of receiving the notification. Was worried it would take another 60 days, but it was just approved this morning. Looking at 1-day turn-around for resubmittals.
RayK
Active Member
Update: Got an email this morning saying my application was approved! One day early! Payment to be mailed within 90 days. The clock has re-started.
