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As a single, you could have just gotten a gundocx bronze trust for $97.
You can always get trusts re-stated if you wish to change things down the road
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My brand-new-ink-still-wet Trust doesn't have my address on it. Just Washington and Pierce County. And there is no space for Witnesses, just the Notary. I'd be careful about editing lest you edit out something that it referenced elsewhere and cause yourself a problem.
I used guntrustguru.com because I liked a lot of what he said comparing his "trust in a box" to those done by SilencerCo and Silencer Shop. I'm not a lawyer, but it seems quite thorough and specific enough about gun stuff but general enough to make it easy to manage. I'll have it notarized tomorrow and upload it to Silencer Shop to get my first Can 'O Quiet on the way.
Rob
I got mine from 199trust. Everything looks good to me. Ive read it. I get it. Seems legit. Wished it was more tailored for the state, but I didn't want to pay $500 from NW.
Seems easy enough. Now that the more I think about it, I bought mine to setup with a co-trustee right off the bat. Its going to be months before I can take possession of the NFA item. I'm thinking maybe just doing it solo for now so I don't have to deal with twice the hassle of prints, etc if I purchase anything after the deadline. And when I do get to possess the NFA, i'll do an amendment to add co-trust. Seems like a good idea....
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I sent them an email telling them how WA doesn't require witnesses and how can I edit my trust to reflect that. Maybe 30 mins later, I get an updated trust in my email which was a huge surprise. Guess what. What I highlighted is the changes that were made, lol. That's awesome service though, doing it in the middle of the night during the 4th.
As a single, you could have just gotten a gundocx bronze trust for $97.
You can always get trusts re-stated if you wish to change things down the road
Well, I planned on doing a co-trustee for the wife. But at the moment, I don't need her to be a co-trustee yet, since I don't have any NFA. Even though the doc file is "locked", I was able to edit out what I needed. They also give templates for adding and removing co-trustees down the road.
My thinking if, is I do buy any NFA items after the deadline, I'll be the only one required to send in fingerprints and such. Once I get my items, I'll amend it so the wife is also a co-trustee, so she wont get in trouble. Then if I buy any more, I'll just remove her from the trust so she doesn't have to deal with the additional shit. I'll change the combo to the file cabinet so she doesn't have "access" to the current NFA. Then once I receive that, I'll amend and add her back on.... Shady. I guess. Legal. seems like it.
This way, I don't have to make any real changes to the trust.