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Posted: 12/11/2010 3:08:31 PM EDT
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If I have received my silencer and tax stamp from my FFL, do I need to do an Assignment of Property document for it?
I mean, I personally never owned the silencer. It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? |
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....It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? This is a question we should be asking you and not a question you would be asking us because you should have this information in front of you. Who is the name on the Form 4? Is it your name or is it blah blah blah Trust? |
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If I have received my silencer and tax stamp from my FFL, do I need to do an Assignment of Property document for it? I mean, I personally never owned the silencer. It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? Yes, you need to fill out an Assignment of Property and list the can on your Schedule A. This "adds" it to the trust. |
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I mean, I personally never owned the silencer. It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? When the trust put money down on the counter top, the ownership of said item transfered from store to trust. The trust now can decide the future of the item, if they want it destoyed and removed from the registry or if they want to register it with ATFE. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I mean, I personally never owned the silencer. It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? When the trust put money down on the counter top, the ownership of said item transfered from store to trust. The trust now can decide the future of the item, if they want it destoyed and removed from the registry or if they want to register it with ATFE. WTF are you talking about?  Yes OP the silencer was transferred to the trust, not to you. You will need to add the silencer to the property assignment sheet. Depending on your state laws, the property sheet might have to be notarized as well for each change. |
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I mean, I personally never owned the silencer. It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? When the trust put money down on the counter top, the ownership of said item transfered from store to trust. The trust now can decide the future of the item, if they want it destoyed and removed from the registry or if they want to register it with ATFE. What?
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If I have received my silencer and tax stamp from my FFL, do I need to do an Assignment of Property document for it? I mean, I personally never owned the silencer. It was transferred from the dealer to the trust, right? Here are the short answers.... Yes & Right |
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