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    NFA trust question-multiple items per trust?

    I recently picked up my first NFA item, a Velos 5.56.
    When I purchased it I didn’t really know what I was doing with the trust, so it’s named something generic that the shop used by default-basically my suppressor type and serial number, so “trust name: Velos 5.56-123456”

    I’m looking at putting in for an SBR or 2 now, and I have another suppressor coming.
    Question is when I file on each of these, and opt for trusts, do they each have their own trust, or should I consolidate them all under the original trust I purchased my first can with?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grendelshooter View Post
    I recently picked up my first NFA item, a Velos 5.56.
    When I purchased it I didn’t really know what I was doing with the trust, so it’s named something generic that the shop used by default-basically my suppressor type and serial number, so “trust name: Velos 5.56-123456”

    I’m looking at putting in for an SBR or 2 now, and I have another suppressor coming.
    Question is when I file on each of these, and opt for trusts, do they each have their own trust, or should I consolidate them all under the original trust I purchased my first can with?
    I'd put them all in the same trust... Not sure what your future plans are, but transferring NFA items among trusts is a $200 stamp each time. You can also broaden out the trust to include other assets you want to pass along without worrying about probate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by caporider View Post
    I'd put them all in the same trust..
    Yep. Just add them to the last page list of properties.
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    Yeah, put them all in one trust. The name of the trust is immaterial.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kerplode View Post
    Yeah, put them all in one trust. The name of the trust is immaterial.
    Not entirely immaterial, especially if OP chooses to do a form 1 in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluto View Post
    Not entirely immaterial, especially if OP chooses to do a form 1 in the future.
    Yep, also check your state laws on trusts; requirements vary state to state.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluto View Post
    Not entirely immaterial, especially if OP chooses to do a form 1 in the future.
    lol! Yeah, I suppose he wouldn't want to engrave all that on his receiver. Good point.

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    Grendelshooter, Why are you using a trust?

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