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Delivery Methods	Postal Service
Average Delivery Time	Within 5 Days
On-time Delivery	96%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders	98%
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Communication Channels	Live Chat, Email, Telephone
Queries Resolved In	Under An Hour
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If I already have NFA items how hard is it to change it into a Trust???

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Asked by Jason Parton (4 years ago)

You can simply use the ATF Form 4 to transfer the NFA firearms into your gun trust. But note that you will need to pay the $200 transfer tax for each NFA Firearm.

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Looking to set up a gun trust for family so that all of the members can purchase items and add them to the trust. Is this ok if we live in different states? and what would the procedure look like? Do we need items to add to the trust upon initiation or do we set up the trust first and then add items as we acquire them?

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Asked by Timothy Burk (4 years ago)

You will need to establish your gun trust before you can apply for your tax stamps. If you have co-trustees in other states, they will need to notarize their respective page of the trust and mail it back to you. Each time the gun trust applies for a tax stamp, you will need the named co-trustees to mail you their fingerprint cards, passport photo and the ATF 5320.23 for your application, then you will be able to submit the application to the ATF.

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Answered by (4 years ago)

I dont guess there is a service for double checking my efile form1 before I submit it?

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Asked by Josh West (4 years ago)

Yes we have a service to review your eForm 1 paperwork before you apply - https://www.nationalguntrusts.com/products/atf-form-4-atf-form-1-and-5320-23-paperwork-consultation-services

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