Form 1 Disapproved

[Squaregrouper]

I am planning on building a can for my AP5 and just received the disapproval notice. The comment at the end of the form has me a little confused... "RP TAB INCOMPLETE DEMOGRAPHICS MUST MATCH FPC REFUND IN PROGRESS".
I read this as the responsible person tab was incomplete and my demographics didn't match what was on the fingerprint card. I went over the application with a fine tooth comb and can't find anything wrong on the application. That being said, I don't have a copy of my fingerprint cards and am suspicious I either left off my: race, gender, etc. or accidentally checked a wrong box on the fingerprint cards.
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What does the MDS brain trust think I did wrong?

 

[John from MD]

Dropped the pig.

 

[RRomig]

I’d just call them and find out what the issue is. They have always been very polite and as helpful as you’d expect for a large government agency.

 

[bcr229]

I am planning on building a can for my AP5 and just received the disapproval notice. The comment at the end of the form has me a little confused... "RP TAB INCOMPLETE DEMOGRAPHICS MUST MATCH FPC REFUND IN PROGRESS".
I read this as the responsible person tab was incomplete and my demographics didn't match what was on the fingerprint card. I went over the application with a fine tooth comb and can't find anything wrong on the application. That being said, I don't have a copy of my fingerprint cards and am suspicious I either left off my: race, gender, etc. or accidentally checked a wrong box on the fingerprint cards.
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What does the MDS brain trust think I did wrong?

Without seeing the fingerprint cards there's no way to know. Next time take a photo of the card with your phone since you know ATF will disapprove the form and start the refund process if there's any kind of discrepancy (a "feature" introduced with eForms), so there's no fixing forms like when they were on paper.

If I had to guess based on the mistakes I've seen from my customers, you left the place of birth blank on the cards. It's right above the date of birth but not in line with anything else, so a lot of people miss it.

 

[outrider58]

Dropped the pig.

Ouch!

 

[Squaregrouper]

Dropped the pig.

I somehow see this becoming a new MDS phrase.

 

[Ammo Jon]

Did you complete the gender pronoun field?

 

[remrug]

I am planning on building a can for my AP5 and just received the disapproval notice. The comment at the end of the form has me a little confused... "RP TAB INCOMPLETE DEMOGRAPHICS MUST MATCH FPC REFUND IN PROGRESS".
I read this as the responsible person tab was incomplete and my demographics didn't match what was on the fingerprint card. I went over the application with a fine tooth comb and can't find anything wrong on the application. That being said, I don't have a copy of my fingerprint cards and am suspicious I either left off my: race, gender, etc. or accidentally checked a wrong box on the fingerprint cards.
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What does the MDS brain trust think I did wrong?

I have been researching Form 1 suppressors. It seems the ATF denies all applications now .

 

[E.Shell]

Ouch! Oink!

FIFY

 

[boothdoc]

Lol

 

[Squaregrouper]

I have been researching Form 1 suppressors. It seems the ATF denies all applications now .

OP here... It is my understanding that they're denying "kits" and "solvent traps" where the person simply drills a few holes once they have their tax stamp. Mine has multiple individual parts from multiple sources, with the tri lug adaptor being the only part that was sold with the obvious intent of being incorporated into a suppressor.
In post #1, I explained they disapproved my can because of a discrepancy between my responsible person info and my fingerprint cards. I finally have a day off tomorrow, so I will call them for clarification on what I did wrong.

 

[antco]

OP here... It is my understanding that they're denying "kits" and "solvent traps" where the person simply drills a few holes once they have their tax stamp. Mine has multiple individual parts from multiple sources, with the tri lug adaptor being the only part that was sold with the obvious intent of being incorporated into a suppressor.
In post #1, I explained they disapproved my can because of a discrepancy between my responsible person info and my fingerprint cards. I finally have a day off tomorrow, so I will call them for clarification on what I did wrong.

It’s a Fed holiday tomorrow, big guy. They might not be there to answer your call.

 

[Joseph]

OP here... It is my understanding that they're denying "kits" and "solvent traps" where the person simply drills a few holes once they have their tax stamp. Mine has multiple individual parts from multiple sources, with the tri lug adaptor being the only part that was sold with the obvious intent of being incorporated into a suppressor.
In post #1, I explained they disapproved my can because of a discrepancy between my responsible person info and my fingerprint cards. I finally have a day off tomorrow, so I will call them for clarification on what I did wrong.

It has been a long time since I did a F1 suppressor but I don’t recall any questions about what I was making it out of. If I recall all they wanted was the caliber it was for, the length and the serial number I would apply to it. Nothing about materials, #of baffles or if it was mono core or any other detail really.
Has that changed?

 

[Bertfish]

OP here... It is my understanding that they're denying "kits" and "solvent traps" where the person simply drills a few holes once they have their tax stamp. Mine has multiple individual parts from multiple sources, with the tri lug adaptor being the only part that was sold with the obvious intent of being incorporated into a suppressor.
In post #1, I explained they disapproved my can because of a discrepancy between my responsible person info and my fingerprint cards. I finally have a day off tomorrow, so I will call them for clarification on what I did wrong.

Antco is right. Call them Tuesday. Tomorrow is the holiday in lieu of today

 

[Bertfish]

It has been a long time since I did a F1 suppressor but I don’t recall any questions about what I was making it out of. If I recall all they wanted was the caliber it was for, the length and the serial number I would apply to it. Nothing about materials, #of baffles or if it was mono core or any other detail really.
Has that changed?

Yes. I read here they require an explanation of how you'll make it

 

[remrug]

OP here... It is my understanding that they're denying "kits" and "solvent traps" where the person simply drills a few holes once they have their tax stamp. Mine has multiple individual parts from multiple sources, with the tri lug adaptor being the only part that was sold with the obvious intent of being incorporated into a suppressor.
In post #1, I explained they disapproved my can because of a discrepancy between my responsible person info and my fingerprint cards. I finally have a day off tomorrow, so I will call them for clarification on what I did wrong.

Gotcha
I was just passing info I got from one of the Site Sponsors.
Good luck and let us know how it goes.

 

[guzma393]

OP here... It is my understanding that they're denying "kits" and "solvent traps" where the person simply drills a few holes once they have their tax stamp. Mine has multiple individual parts from multiple sources, with the tri lug adaptor being the only part that was sold with the obvious intent of being incorporated into a suppressor.
In post #1, I explained they disapproved my can because of a discrepancy between my responsible person info and my fingerprint cards. I finally have a day off tomorrow, so I will call them for clarification on what I did wrong.

Last I followed up with F1 questions was to a gun shop employee. I was manplained to not do a F1 under the assumption that Im going to buy a kit or a solvent trap. Probably didnt consider I was actually going to fabricate one out of scratch from a lathe. Opted to just buy a can for my AP5 and go through the 8-12 months and maybe revisit a F1 again for a 22lr build.

 

[Ammo Jon]

Yes. I read here they require an explanation of how you'll make it

Tell them you’ll have their mother help build it, in the morning.