- Feb 4, 2013
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Photo only required if the maker (this is a Form 1) is an individual, a trust does not require photos.
Nope. Trust needs fingerprints and photos for each responsible person.
Photo only required if the maker (this is a Form 1) is an individual, a trust does not require photos.
I called and spoke to a NFA examiner yesterday regarding 41f and trusts. Sorry guys but its bad news. With each new submission sent in you must include 2 copies of each of the following :
1. Trust
2. Fingerprint cards for each responsible person
3. Form 5020.23 for each responsible person
4. Photograph of each responsible person.
There is no 2 year rule except for the trust paperwork. If you submitted a item with a copy of your trust, post 41f and you haven't made by changes, you don't have to send it a copy of the trust.
TFB:
As a follow up, does every trustee/responsible person need to submit photographs and fingerprint cards for every application? (i.e. 10 trustees for one Form 4 = 10 sets of prints and 10 sets of photographs with each application?
ATF NFA BRANCH:
Yes, each responsible person is required to complete ATF Form 5320.23 (National Firearms Act (NFA) Responsible Person Questionnaire), and submit photographs and fingerprints in duplicate each time the trust or legal entity files an application to make an NFA firearm, or is listed as the transferee on an application to transfer an NFA firearm.
My bad, I stand corrected... it seemed, from the text of the notes on the app, that this applied to an 'individual maker', but they don't really elaborate on a trust in this case in the instructions that I saw..Nope. Trust needs fingerprints and photos for each responsible person.