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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:42:13 PM EDT
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bit around a year last i heard.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:42:18 PM EDT
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:42:54 PM EDT
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E file can be 5-6 months. Traditional snail mail could be well over a year at the moment. EO 41p made a bad situation worse.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:43:16 PM EDT
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87 days.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:44:31 PM EDT
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Eforms are taking about 90 days on a trust. I thought this was the exception and that generally we should be expecting 5-6 months? |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:48:59 PM EDT
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NFA Branch is quoting 4 months on eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's. There are plenty of people posting that their eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's are getting approved in about 90 days.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:49:16 PM EDT
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I thought this was the exception and that generally we should be expecting 5-6 months? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Eforms are taking about 90 days on a trust. I thought this was the exception and that generally we should be expecting 5-6 months? From what I can tell, the exception was the 10 turn around a few people saw during the initial rollout. From the 25 page thread I posted above, it seems like most folks are getting their efile returned in about 3 months. Of course this could change, but it seems this is the current trend. |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:51:36 PM EDT
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I sent in a Form 1 in February and haven't heard from them yet.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:51:50 PM EDT
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I'm still waiting on a can I bought in Feb using snail mail.
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:55:40 PM EDT
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Is this Efile new? It's been years since I did a Form 1 or Form 4
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Posted: 12/11/2013 5:57:35 PM EDT
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April here, paper.
I can tell you with almost certainty that the 90 day forms are the beta cases run as a pilot program. When starting a new system, the .gov process is to take a few examiners and have them beta several cases to work out he kinks before full rollout. That's why I'm dumbfounded that the Obamacare website beta'ed for 2 weeks. I work for SSA and we beta'ed the paperless case processing for 2 full years. |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 8:34:11 PM EDT
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From what I can tell, the exception was the 10 turn around a few people saw during the initial rollout. From the 25 page thread I posted above, it seems like most folks are getting their efile returned in about 3 months. Of course this could change, but it seems this is the current trend. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Eforms are taking about 90 days on a trust. I thought this was the exception and that generally we should be expecting 5-6 months? From what I can tell, the exception was the 10 turn around a few people saw during the initial rollout. From the 25 page thread I posted above, it seems like most folks are getting their efile returned in about 3 months. Of course this could change, but it seems this is the current trend. Well that's good news! |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 8:46:16 PM EDT
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From what I can tell, the exception was the 10 turn around a few people saw during the initial rollout. From the 25 page thread I posted above, it seems like most folks are getting their efile returned in about 3 months. Of course this could change, but it seems this is the current trend. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Eforms are taking about 90 days on a trust. I thought this was the exception and that generally we should be expecting 5-6 months? From what I can tell, the exception was the 10 turn around a few people saw during the initial rollout. From the 25 page thread I posted above, it seems like most folks are getting their efile returned in about 3 months. Of course this could change, but it seems this is the current trend. I thought they were just testing the system and all efiles now go to the back of the line just like paper folks. |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 11:25:19 PM EDT
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NFA Branch is quoting 4 months on eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's. There are plenty of people posting that their eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's are getting approved in about 90 days. So it would almost be worthwhile to start a trust at this point…. Has anyone ever used those online trust websites? |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 11:33:35 PM EDT
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So it would almost be worthwhile to start a trust at this point…. Has anyone ever used those online trust websites? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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NFA Branch is quoting 4 months on eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's. There are plenty of people posting that their eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's are getting approved in about 90 days. So it would almost be worthwhile to start a trust at this point…. Has anyone ever used those online trust websites? Yup, I used 199trust.com and had it reviewed by the trust/estate attorney I work for. He made some very minor changes, but other than that he said it was good to go. |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 11:37:57 PM EDT
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Yup, I used 199trust.com and had it reviewed by the trust/estate attorney I work for. He made some very minor changes, but other than that he said it was good to go. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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NFA Branch is quoting 4 months on eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's. There are plenty of people posting that their eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's are getting approved in about 90 days. So it would almost be worthwhile to start a trust at this point…. Has anyone ever used those online trust websites? Yup, I used 199trust.com and had it reviewed by the trust/estate attorney I work for. He made some very minor changes, but other than that he said it was good to go. just curious…what kind of changes? would the trust had held up without them? |
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Posted: 12/11/2013 11:58:00 PM EDT
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just curious…what kind of changes? would the trust had held up without them? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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NFA Branch is quoting 4 months on eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's. There are plenty of people posting that their eFiled Form 1 and Form 4's are getting approved in about 90 days. So it would almost be worthwhile to start a trust at this point…. Has anyone ever used those online trust websites? Yup, I used 199trust.com and had it reviewed by the trust/estate attorney I work for. He made some very minor changes, but other than that he said it was good to go. just curious…what kind of changes? would the trust had held up without them? I don't remember exactly, but I think it was just a matter of wording something a little bit differently. It sounded like it was more of a personal preference than anything. The trust would have been fine without it. I can ask him or his secretary next week when I start working there again. Edit: I should also add that he was quite impressed with the trust as a whole. He's been doing trust and estate work for a very long time, so I believe him when he says it's good. |
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Posted: 12/12/2013 12:03:36 AM EDT
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would the trust had held up without them? Yes, I have my NFA trust through 199trust.com, and I already have 1 can in hand, and 3 more pending that were all done on my trust. My local NFA dealer read my paperwork carefully (they had not seen 199trust before), and said it looked quite kosher. |
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