r/gundeals • u/NationalGunTrusts Dealer • Nov 24 '23

[Code] NFA Gun Trust Sale - $29.95 - "BF2023" Discount Code Discount Code

https://www.nationalguntrusts.com/discount/BF2023?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fbuy-nfa-gun-trust

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

When you apply for a stamp, all co-trustees already on the trust are considered responsible persons who need fingerprint cards.

If co-trustees are added after the stamp is approved, they don't have to do anything, unless you get another stamp in the future. Then they would be responsible persons on that stamp.

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u/GetHappyTime Nov 24 '23

That was the fog I was working through and trying to clear up, from what I was reading in the FAQs.

Appreciate the chiming in; helps me to hear it from someone that's done it and can lay it out in layman's terms. 👍

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u/MD_RMA_CBD Nov 24 '23

Question…using an example: So I wouldn’t have to submit my wife’s fingerprints the first time around. After my stamp is approved then I can add her without sending prints. It wouldn’t be until the next NFA item, and at that time I would send in her prints? She would have the same “benefits” the whole time.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

You are correct.

She would have the benefits of being a trustee as soon as the trust is amended, and could legally possess whatever nfa items are owned by the trust without having to deal with the atf.

You can also amend all co-trustees off the trust before you submit another nfa application, and then put them back on after approval. Although it might be easier to just do prints, especially if you can get electronic prints.

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u/MD_RMA_CBD Nov 24 '23

Thank you !! 🙏