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Posted: 8/9/2018 11:21:00 AM EDT
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Someone posted that they seen on another NFA forum that a member had spoke to someone at the NFA branch and said they were trying to clear the way for Eforms again.
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Posted: 8/10/2018 9:40:53 AM EDT
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I saw several people mention in the tracker that Form 4's are taking longer than Form 1's. Any explanation? I'm in that boat, 2 SBRs (Form 1 - Individual) approved in 92 days from the date of my checks being cashed. In the same envelope were 2 Form 2's for suppressors (checks cashed same day) - my dealer has heard nothing. ETA: I guess the question I have is ... If submitted at the same time I wonder why they would separate out paperwork for the same individual and process at different times? But it's the .fedgov - so there may not be an answer. I know that the examiner that looks at machine gun forms doesn’t look at short barrel rifles forms. I talked to him one time on a problem and he said as much. |
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Posted: 8/13/2018 2:20:27 PM EDT
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Someone posted that they seen on another NFA forum that a member had spoke to someone at the NFA branch and said they were trying to clear the way for Eforms again. How true that is who knows... 
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Posted: 8/14/2018 9:26:03 AM EDT
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I saw several people mention in the tracker that Form 4's are taking longer than Form 1's. Any explanation? I'm in that boat, 2 SBRs (Form 1 - Individual) approved in 92 days from the date of my checks being cashed. In the same envelope were 2 Form 2's for suppressors (checks cashed same day) - my dealer has heard nothing. ETA: I guess the question I have is ... If submitted at the same time I wonder why they would separate out paperwork for the same individual and process at different times? But it's the .fedgov - so there may not be an answer. As far as Form 2's... I think you're off on the numbers. If you submitted a Form 2, it will never get approved. Form 2 is a notice to the ATF that you manufactured something, and no check to get cashed. |
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Posted: 8/14/2018 9:53:36 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: It just depends what they set as a priority. There's never any explanation, other than because they decided it. Form 1's and 4's get put into different stacks, different processes. You could also have had one Form 1 approved, and waited another year for the second. As far as Form 2's... I think you're off on the numbers. If you submitted a Form 2, it will never get approved. Form 2 is a notice to the ATF that you manufactured something, and no check to get cashed. Thanks for the information. |
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