Posted: 6/21/2016 5:56:33 PM EDT
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Have my trust, bought 2 cans last year. When I buy another, or add an SBR, do I have to keep any old copies of my trust to prove I actually had the trust when the first 2 cans were bought?
Also, is there a specific time frame I have to add the item/reprint/notarize? I imagine if something came up and you didn't have an updated version of your trust it would be an issue, no? |
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Quoted: I also wonder what happens if the trust is lost/destroyed. I imagine the ATF kept a copy? I could obviously reprint/notarize, but what if I were to die in a fire that also destroyed the trust?  So many questions I have all of a sudden  Make copies and get a safe deposit box. |
| Mine has been digitized and duplicated after completion. Multiple copies, multiple digital copies.... Emailed to myself from and to email accounts that are both relatively secure in terms of data retention and setup to archive and never delete without asking for those particular accounts. They are on different systems, one google, one microsoft. So even if my whole state burned to the ground and the ATF lost their file, and my lawyer lost his, and the whole US internet went down... at least one digital copy will be available through geo-redundant email hosting. If ALL of that fails, and any of the things in my trust (along with the beneficiary) are somehow still alive, it may be an issue. At that point I think no one will care and folks will be more concerned with survival. |
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My self as grantor, my father and two nephews as Trustee's and my nephew as beneficiary all have multiple hard copy's.
Every time we add something we all get new hard copies of the amended schedule. If your the only one on your trust, then you should save copies in multiple places and let someone know they are there. As far as adding items to your schedule you can do that yourself, no lawyer required. |
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Quoted: My self as grantor, my father and two nephews as Trustee's and my nephew as beneficiary all have multiple hard copy's. Every time we add something we all get new hard copies of the amended schedule. If your the only one on your trust, then you should save copies in multiple places and let someone know they are there. As far as adding items to your schedule you can do that yourself, no lawyer required. +1 This. PM me your email if you want to see the form I use (prepared by lawyer). |