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Now you can obtain your SOT for the sole reason to inherit it,
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Now you can obtain your SOT for the sole reason to inherit it,
Can you?
That would be (good) news to me.
Not that there's any justification requested with an SOT payment by an existing FFL (so perhaps that's what you meant) but if you have no FFL currently, I wouldn't think ATF would allow
inheritance to be the sole purpose of the FFL application.
...but you have to have an SOT to get it. Now what I don't get is how some pre may samples are on form 4s? But you still have to have an SOT for an approved transfer
Form 3 is only used to transfer
between two SOTs.
Therefore if the transferor no longer holds an SOT, they would transfer to a current SOT using Form 4.
Only the transferee needs to currently hold an SOT.
It's really not correct to say something is "on" a form. That just happens to be the last form utilized to transfer it.
The status of the firearm, the transferor, and the transferee all play a part in determining which form is appropriate for the present transfer.