Originally Posted by
shrek25
I am contemplating purchasing a SBR. I have a few trust questions that I am hoping can be answered.
First, if utilizing a trust, is the firearm paid for by an account or credit card in the name of the trust? Or can a personal credit card or check written by an individual who is the grantor/ trustee be utilized?
I would assume it would not matter where the funds for the firearm came from, as long as it it the trust that is named on the Form 4 that is assuming ownership of the firearm.
On the same note, can the check that is written for the tax stamp be from a personal checking account or does it need to come from an account owned by the trust?
Just send a personal check. The only thing owned by the trust is the NFA item.
My wife currently does not have access to my safe. Howver, I store family photgraphs, etc in it. I believe that if I give her access to the safe, she has to be a trustee (even if she has no intrest or intent on handling the firearms.) Is this correct?
She doesn't need to be a trustee to have access to your safe. Who says you even own a safe in the first place.. right?
What if you just stored the gun in the closet? You wouldn't have to lock the wife out of the closet now would you?
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