Google is your friend.

http://www.carnivorousplants.org/howto/Propagation/SarraceniaSeed.php

Most places indicate 4 weeks which would mean another 2 weeks however in my experience, some seeds would have even better germination if they where stratified for a whole 2-3 months to simulate a winter.

I'll just bring them in in a couple weeks and hope that they are ready to germinate.

I gave them 3 weeks of dormancy in the garage where temperatures were mostly in the 40s, fluctuating only slightly and finally brought them indoors.

I now have them under a 26 watt cfl with plastic over them to increase the humidity, but I'm hoping that some of them will germinate in the next 1-2 weeks.

I finally see 2 small seedlings starting to pop out. Now I just need to try and keep the fungus gnat larvae from eating them all up because I've had problems with them in the past.

Do you have some coarse sand that you can sprinkle around the seedlings? That will keep the gnats away. If not, sprinkle cinnamon (the spice) around the area. Make sure the medium isn't soggy - that's where the gnats lay eggs. It's the larvae that eat your seedlings.