I am new to the NFA world, so forgive me if this is a stupid question.

My Form 1 for a SBR was sent back to me for correction.  I had my Form 1 done by a lawyer who set up my trust.  He put in the Caliber field of the Form 1 multiple calibers.  It was sent back to me stating I needed to specify one caliber.  I asked him about this and he said that he does it on all of his Forms.  Well turns out he is wrong.  Anyway, that is a different story.  I am pretty upset.

For the Question.  When I send in the new Form 1 with the correction and signature, do I need to put the current date when I sign it or should I leave the old date from the previous Form 1?  Like I said, I am new to this NFA stuff.  I just don't want the Form to be sent back again.  Thanks!!!!

I would probably make the correction on the form 1 and send it back that way. If you create a new form 1 it will probably go through the entire process again. I once had the incorrect serial number on a form 4 that was returned to my dealer. He changed the number of the original form 4 and sent it back to the atf.

Thanks for the reply.  You are right.

Spoke to my examiner today.  He told me to cross out the extra calibers with a single line and initial it.  He said to place any additional calibers or barrell lengths under 4.h. - Additional Description, on my original Form 1.

Your attorney wasn't necessarily wrong. The BATFE has an informal ruling on whether to allow multiple barrel lengths/calibers. Currently, some examiners allow it, but most do not. Up until about a year ago, all examiners allowed it.