Suppressors Online NFA trusts? One any better than another? - Help!!

Looks like NFA Lawyers is the crowd favorite so far. Anybody use any of the other vendors, particularly the cheaper ones?

supercorndogs, I took a look at Rocket Lawyer but am a bit hesitant of going with a generic trust document that has not been specifically tailored to meet NFA purposes. Arguing with the BATFE is something I'd like to avoid if at all possible.

Thanks for all the comments and suggestions above. I do have a couple of questions though as I muddle through the legalese.

1. For instance, once a trust has been created and an item successfully added, some trusts provide an amendment form that may be filled out by the settlor/trustee to have multiple responsible persons suspended from the trust while a purchase for a second NFA item is pending. The amendment is written to become void once the NFA item is approved and thereby reinstates all prior trustees active when the amendment was first created. I realize this is done so only the settlor trustee is required to send in fingerprints and/or photographs for the second item. While this would seem to be workable for a first item, wouldn't this course of action prohibit use/posession of any prior items in the trust for all other trustees during the long wait for ATF approval of the second/pending item? Seems like this would be completely contrary to the purposes of having the trust in the first place!

2. Would a One Shot Trust (only one item may be held in the trust) be a simpler solution? On the Silencer Shop web site they state that only one person is needed to purchase the item and create the trust. Hence, one set of fingerprints and photograph. They state other responsible persons can then be added to the trust once the item has been approved without them having to provide fingerprints or photo. Has anyone acquired an item via a One Shot trust that can confirm this or explain the process a bit better?

I will try contacting Silencer Shop tomorrow to ask for details on their One Shot trust and will post back results if not already clarified.

Promised to report back... called Silencer Shop again to talk to someone regarding questions about their Single Shot Trust. Here is my understanding of how it works:

The Silencer Shop Single Shot trust allows you to set up the trust with only "you" as the designated Settlor/Grantor and sole Trustee. A Beneficiary may also be designated at trust creation but is not considered a "responsible person" if only filling the Beneficiary role. This leaves "you" as the singular "responsible person" required to send in fingerprints and photographs at time of suppresor purchase/trust creation.

Additionally. using a Silencer Shop "Powered By" dealer allows you to use on-line tools to provide fingerprints and upload photograph using a kiosk at your local dealer. Once prepared, the Single Shot trust is sent to you to be digitally signed (notarization is not required) and sent back to Silencer Shop to file the completed application.

Once the NFA item has been approved, "you" as Settlor/Grantor may add additional Trustees (form provided by SS to do this). Trustees may be added and removed from the trust at any time after approval and new trustees are not required to provide fingerprints, photos, <<< or have any forms notarized. >>>
Edited to add: Once I received my Silencer Shop Single Trust documents I was able to confirm no fingerprints or photos are required to be filed to add/remove trustees. However, the settlor/grantor must complete, and have notarized, forms to either add new trustees or remove existing trustees. Additionally, any newly appointed or exiting trustees must also fill out, and have notarized, the corresponding form stating they accept being added or removed from the trust. These forms, completed as a pair, must be kept with the trust documents and become part of the paperwork that must be in possession of any designated individual responsible for the NFA item.

As the name implies, this type of trust can only ever hold the one singular item for which the trust was created.

At $25 it seems like a reasonable and simple solution for someone considering a single item.

Hopefully this information is useful to those considering buying their first suppressor.