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I need to get my CLEO signature and send in my paperwork for my new 22lr SS Sparrow Suppressor.
At least I already have two other 22lr suppressors to hold me over until my wait is over.
I was going to get a Sparrow, but this can was a bit cheaper and had what I needed. And it was in stock at the fun shop.
I went trust, so I bypass the CLEO.
The first is always the funnest.
Are trusts state specific? How long did that take and what did it cost you?
I don't know if they're state specific.
I used a locally recommended lawyer who is familiar with firearms law. We handled the whole process via email and a few phone calls. It took about a month from start to finish.
As far as cost, believe it or not, the lawyer the drew mine up REQUIRED a nondisclosure agreement. I am not allowed to say how much it cost me.
A month? Your trust must have been pretty complicated. My lawyer took less than a day to send me my completed trust after a 10 minute phone conversation. He specializes in NFA trusts so I think he just filled in the blanks of a document he has already created. Basically all he asked was:
1. What do you want to call your trust?
2. Who do you want listed in the trust in addition to you?
3. Who is the beneficiary of the trust?
4. What county are you in?
5. What is your mailing address?
6. What is your email address?
The trust was in my inbox by the end of the day. I took it to get it notarized the next morning and my Form 1's were dropped in the mail the same day.
My plan is to only have a few SBRs and suppressors in the trust so I did not have much concern with the trust details. If I owned or planned on owning $100k+ in machine-guns, then I would design the trust more carefully.