 SPTiger 
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Posted: 6/27/2012 12:11:56 PM
THE IMAGE ABOVE IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT I know that it pisses me off to have waited this long and have a problem come up, especially one that probably could have been avoided in the first place. 
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Posted: 6/27/2012 12:57:48 PM
On the plus side, you are at the top of the pile, so once the problem is corrected, it'll be processed (most likely) in very short order! Good luck!
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Posted: 6/27/2012 1:48:40 PM
Originally Posted By jt526:
On the plus side, you are at the top of the pile, so once the problem is corrected, it'll be processed (most likely) in very short order! Good luck! Thanks! I spoke to my local dealer just after I posted this thread and they had received the letter. I was told my forms were kicked back because I didn't have the Schedule A. The dealer/attorney put $1 in my trust and mailed them the Schedule A. I think that is ridiculous on the part of the ATF but whatever, I just want my stamp so I can get my can. I'm going to give it two weeks then I'm going to call back and make sure I'm out of problem status. |
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tony_k
How was I to know she was with the Russians, too?
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Posted: 6/27/2012 4:30:56 PM
Originally Posted By SPTiger:
Originally Posted By jt526:
On the plus side, you are at the top of the pile, so once the problem is corrected, it'll be processed (most likely) in very short order! Good luck! Thanks! I spoke to my local dealer just after I posted this thread and they had received the letter. I was told my forms were kicked back because I didn't have the Schedule A. The dealer/attorney put $1 in my trust and mailed them the Schedule A. I think that is ridiculous on the part of the ATF but whatever, I just want my stamp so I can get my can. I'm going to give it two weeks then I'm going to call back and make sure I'm out of problem status. In some/most states, the trust does not become legally valid until it contains something. A trust is a legal entity solely designed to hold property, and it must have something to hold before the legal creation takes effect. |
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Posted: 6/27/2012 10:55:11 PM
Originally Posted By tony_k: Beat me to it.
Originally Posted By SPTiger: Originally Posted By jt526: On the plus side, you are at the top of the pile, so once the problem is corrected, it'll be processed (most likely) in very short order! Good luck! Thanks! I spoke to my local dealer just after I posted this thread and they had received the letter. I was told my forms were kicked back because I didn't have the Schedule A. The dealer/attorney put $1 in my trust and mailed them the Schedule A. I think that is ridiculous on the part of the ATF but whatever, I just want my stamp so I can get my can. I'm going to give it two weeks then I'm going to call back and make sure I'm out of problem status. In some/most states, the trust does not become legally valid until it contains something. A trust is a legal entity solely designed to hold property, and it must have something to hold before the legal creation takes effect. For my first NFA item, I went ahead and added the SBR, $200, and a copy of "The Hangover". |
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USNDOC
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Joined: Mar 2003 VA, USA
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Posted: 6/28/2012 7:09:05 AM
Originally Posted By Poppy83:
Originally Posted By tony_k:
Beat me to it.Originally Posted By SPTiger:
Originally Posted By jt526:
On the plus side, you are at the top of the pile, so once the problem is corrected, it'll be processed (most likely) in very short order! Good luck! Thanks! I spoke to my local dealer just after I posted this thread and they had received the letter. I was told my forms were kicked back because I didn't have the Schedule A. The dealer/attorney put $1 in my trust and mailed them the Schedule A. I think that is ridiculous on the part of the ATF but whatever, I just want my stamp so I can get my can. I'm going to give it two weeks then I'm going to call back and make sure I'm out of problem status. In some/most states, the trust does not become legally valid until it contains something. A trust is a legal entity solely designed to hold property, and it must have something to hold before the legal creation takes effect. For my first NFA item, I went ahead and added the SBR, $200, and a copy of "The Hangover".
If my trust got kicked back for being empty I was going to add a copy of "The Fast and the Furious" to it. 
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Posted: 6/28/2012 7:56:39 AM
^^HaHAHAA
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Posted: 6/28/2012 9:59:59 AM
When I started my trust, I had originally put a copy of Unintended Consequences into it, but after a little thought I decided that I didn't want to take the chance of pissing off the folks that actually approve my NFA paperwork. So, I changed it to my son's favorite book that I read to him when he was little - When I Get Bigger, by Mercer Mayer.
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LeonC
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Posted: 6/29/2012 11:34:20 AM
Can't you just add the rifle you're going to SBR into the schedule prior to sending the paperwork in?
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Posted: 6/29/2012 1:10:02 PM
Originally Posted By LeonC:
Can't you just add the rifle you're going to SBR into the schedule prior to sending the paperwork in? I don't know. I have a stripped upper that's eventually going to be a SBR in the future. |
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