So I currently have a Trust setup with my SBR on it, but now I want to put a Evo 9 suppressor on there as well. Can I revise it with the addition of a Suppressor? If so does it need to be re-notarized? Or completely remade from scratch then re-notarized?
I know where I have to put a space in the doc to add the suppressor…just not those minor details before I head over to impact guns to nab one(then wait).
Add it to schedule B or whatever one is for your stuff, mine happens to be B as A is joint stuff that was added. Then do a simple Bill of Transfer and sign it and add it to you Trust docs. If you file them with someone for safe keeping then give them a copy as well.
Do I need to send these to the ATF as well then? Or is the info they have on the Trust enough. As I know most people don’t even send them schedule B(going off of memory here I need to dig out the ol papers to be sure).
If you are buying a new suppressor with a trust, you will need to send a copy of your trust and schedule A (or B if that is what you have).
What you don’t need to do is write every single NFA item in whatever schedule you have (A or B). The Schedule A is not for keeping inventory of what items are in the trust. It is for the initial funding of the trust. Your tax stamp on your form is your proof of ownership by the trust.
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When I add an item (either a Form 1/4) I update the Schedule A with the addition and then send in a copy of the original trust with the update along with payment and the forms and wait it out.
It’s always worked thus far.
You can update your Schedule A but it is not required since your Form is in the name of the trust. BATFE does not have rules for what an NFA trust should look like because that is up to your state of residence. The purpose of the Schedule A is to fund the trust and make it valid. Most people start an NFA trust with cash like $10.00. There is no question that an NFA firearm transferred through a Form1 or Form 4 via a trust is owned by the trust. Your form and valid trust proves it. What validates your trust is putting something of value or funding it via your Schedule A.
If you have a general trust for assets and not specific to NFA, then it is recommended that you list all assets owned by the trust in your Schedule A. This step is not necessary for an NFA specific trust.
If someone owns an NFA firearm via a corporation or personal, what “list” or schedule do they update? There is none. Their Form1/4 handles that part. For someone who owns, collects and transfers many NFA firearms, they would have to add and subtract items from their Schedule A all the time. It can become tedious.
Disclaimer: JMHO. I am not an attorney. All information provided has been gathered by myself from NFA specific attorneys who know a whole lot more than I do. I highly recommend that if you have questions about the NFA, find the best NFA specific attorney you can afford in your state. There is all sorts of information out there from so-called experts and even attorneys that say your Schedule A must be updated with every purchase and if you don’t, it is invalid. My research has shown that to be false. It seems to me that they are trying to apply some general trust law into an NFA specific trust.
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Thank you very very much, I appreciate the help and as always you guys are life savers! 
Going off of what Impact Guns requires one to fill out paperwork wise I do believe oef24 is correct. Though Im sure what the rest of you have done isn’t bad but perhaps isn’t necessarily required?
I did not even send my full trust, I just sent the abstract which shows that the trust exists and when it was formed. The schedules just make it easy for future trustees to identify the property. My trust is more than just a NFA trust so I guess that is more important to me that to someone just doing it for NFA items.