Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
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These days, the advantage of a trust is really only if you'd like to have other people be able to access and or use the item outside of your supervision.
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These days, the advantage of a trust is really only if you'd like to have other people be able to access and or use the item outside of your supervision.
I've got Single Shot Trust Unlimited and I have used it for 9 NFA items at this point. In retrospect I probably would have been fine with a regular trust, but these have worked well for me. No issues at all with it. I have not started to add people to them, but that is going to be annoying unless I have a notary friend I am unaware of.Anyone do the Single Shot Trust that silencershop uses?
I've got Single Shot Trust Unlimited and I have used it for 9 NFA items at this point. In retrospect I probably would have been fine with a regular trust, but these have worked well for me. No issues at all with it. I have not started to add people to them, but that is going to be annoying unless I have a notary friend I am unaware of.
Pretty sure you just need to go to a bank branch you do banking with. Wells Fargo offers it for free if you have an account with them.
Didn't know that emailed stamps were an option. I thought you had to have an originalAfter waiting for 6 months I called ATF and they reviewed it while I was on the phone and approved my form 4 instantly. Sometimes you get a good bounce. I didn't like the taxt stamp came as an email. I liked getting the physical stamp
Didn't know that emailed stamps were an option. I thought you had to have an original
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Just mailed my forms for a Saker 762 ASR and a Sparrow 22 on Saturday the 29th as an individual, does anyone have any idea when those might be coming back to me? Maybe spring next year?