The current one is actually Revised August 2016.

I have an Excel version that will make your life so much easier. Are you filing 12 forms? Or forms for 12 items? (Or maybe a different number of firearms, but multiple states?)

I can't imagine the old one being rejected since it's all the same info.

Go to atf.gov, under Firearms: https://www.atf.gov/firearms/firearms-forms

That's where the current ones are found, even if they don't pop up on a Google search.

Shoot me a PM if you want the Excel version. It can hold up to 12 items on a single form.

I made it...lots of trial and error across several hours on multiple days. But I can now file forms each year in less than 60 seconds.

Here's what the 11 firearm version looks like:

The form used to say that, but I think it's gone. Even when it did, they'd send the letter back with a blank 5320.20 for you to fill out and return.

I've had multiple people use mine and haven't gotten any feedback that it's been rejected. They'll also take one form, with a list of additional firearms attached (based on what others have reported recently, but I've never tried it).

It's stupid to send in the back, but they told me I needed to. They've specifically added email & fax info to the new ones. I sent them two questions and got the following answers:

1. Do I still need to send two copies of each form?
Two forms are required for each submission.
2. Do I need to scan the back page (instructions) of each form?
Yes, per the instructions front and back should be one form.  

No skin off my teeth...as I simply print directly from Excel (and I formatted the back page as well) to a PDF, and already have my signature on the forms. No problem to set qty to 2.

In reality, the front page should be enough, and if they want two copies they should be able to print two.

Especially is you're faxing them...why in the world would you fax the second page? I'm fairly certain it's a case of the person answering the emails not having a clue how it works.

I've also asked them multiple times if it would be easier for me to send in two stacks of forms, one to keep and one to send back, or should I send one big stack with the two forms for each state back to back. I went as far as putting the question on a post-it, with two check boxes, and asked them to simply check a box and leave the post-it on the forms they send back. No answer, and all I'm trying to do is make it easier on them. So, forget it. I sent in 40 pages last time (10 states, 2 copies, front and back of each) and let them deal with it.

To me, it's a perfect scenario for eforms. As long as the combination firearm type and destination state don't cause an issue (a simple table setup to check against), it should be an instant approval. No photos or fingerprints required. It's a no-brainer, which means we'll probably never see it.

Most of the ones I've done have been within 30 days.

They fold them up and mail them back to the registered owner address.

Hopefully yours are back on time.

(And sounds like you need my 10-item Excel form, so it would only be a single form for future submissions)