I hear most people pay by check, anyone use debit card? My bank account, thus my billing address is from another state (non NFA state), but I am a resident of AZ. I wonder if the ATF would return the form with a check/debit info from a different state?
Any thoughts? I'd rather not have the forms returned in error.
For example, I am submitting a form 1 for an SBR lower as a resident of Arizona (where I live). However, as a student in California, my checks and billing address have a California address. This leaves two options, send a check with a CA address, or have a friend in Arizona write a check for me.
Last edited by BigWaylon; 09-12-16 at 21:12.
"Buy once, cry once. Or not. Many of you will undoubtedly be zombies one day. I'd prefer if you were zombies with sub-par gear."
No, two fingerprint cards and one passport-size photo with each RPQ sent to ATF.
No fingerprint cards or photo with the Form 1 itself if using a trust.
Last edited by peruna; 09-13-16 at 13:23.
Did this by request on another site, figured I'd post it here as well. Current form is available here.
1. Provide registered name (from F1/F4) and address
1a. Provide phone number
2. Mark "yes" if coming back, or "No" if it's a move
3. Provide dates. You can enter up to a year, so 1/1-12/31, or 9/21-9/20, etc. I send mine in each fall for the entire next year.
4. Provide the following:
•Manufacturer: I've always put the original manufacturer for a Form 1 SBR, not my trust name as Maker. But, I know people that put their name (or trust/corp/LLC name) and get approved.
•Type of Firearm: Use the appropriate category from the six. I use the abbreviation, like SBR/SBS, but you can also spell them out.
•Serviceable: most likely "yes", assuming the firearm is in working condition
•Caliber or Gauge: I put the caliber/gauge that matches current config, even if it doesn't match the F1/F4. I've heard some reports of people getting push back if it doesn't match, but I've never had a problem.
•Model: same info from F1/F4
•Barrel Length: again, I provide the current config, even if it doesn't match the F1/F4
•Overall Length: same answer as barrel length
•Serial Number: should match F1/F4
5. Provide a reason. I've always had success with the generic "all lawful reasons" type answer, but I've seen some people get push back from ATF requesting a specific activity.
6. Provide the current location of firearm(s)
7. Provide the destination address. They used to take an intersection, or even GPS coordinates, but I've seen reports of those getting kicked back. I've always used an actual address...usually just picked a range somewhere in the state. Remember, intrastate travel isn't limited...so you just need permission to cross the state line.
8. Mode of Transportation: I've always used "personal vehicle"
9-11. Usually left blank, but populate if appropriate
12. Sign form. I sign my name and then print "as Trustee"
13. Provide date
Here's a completed form I just got back. It's one of the custom ones I did that has 11 firearms instead of the 3 the actual form has. Note that I did put my AOW, although it's not required. I have never submitted one for a Silencer.
You'll need two copies for each state. You can mail them to the address in the Instructions:
Director, BATFE
244 Needy Road
Martinsburg, WV 25405
Attention: NFA Branch
The form can also be submitted via facsimile to the NFA Branch at (304) 616-4501 or may be scanned and emailed to NFAFax@atf.gov.
In addition to mailing them, I've also faxed them and emailed them, but snail mail works more consistently. The faxes and emails sometimes get lost. Regardless of submission method, it will be folded and mailed back to the name & address in Item 1.
Last edited by BigWaylon; 06-30-17 at 14:20.
Great job as always
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