Suppressors Picking up my suppressor in the AM.

[parkze17]

I called my lawyer to let him know that I would need to make an adjustment to the trust by adding my can. I thought I had to place it into the Schedule A and resigning it. But he told me all I have to do is make an inventory list of items being added no need for a notary or signing. He said that the schedule A never should to be altered.
The whole thing seemed fishy to me but this guy has handled other NFA trusts. So I called a few lawyer offices and finally sound a guy who would give me advice over the phone for free. He confirmed what my lawyer said. It is not how I expected it to be and I just wanted to make sure it is right.

I am sorry if this topic has been brought up before. I just got home from work and am headed to sleep and just wanted a few people inputs.

 

[ColbyLang]

Your NFA trust should have an amendments page that states everything "in inventory". Once you add your can, put make and serial on the page. Attach it to your trust.

 

[parkze17]

Sounds good that is what they said too. I have a friend that is not doing it right then. He keeps rewriting his schedule A everytime he adds something.

 

[Eben]

Sounds good that is what they said too. I have a friend that is not doing it right then. He keeps rewriting his schedule A everytime he adds something.

It depends on how the trust is written.
If a Schedule A is mentioned in the trust, then it has to be updated and included each time for a Form 4 transfer.
The smart way is to instead write it to use Assignment pages.
Here's a few explanations from lawyers, the first one being where I received my trust from;
Schedule A or Assignment Sheet - NFA Gun Trust Lawyer Blog
To Schedule A or Not to Schedule A, That is the Question. | Texas NFA Gun Trust Attorney