Suppressors Trust Schedule A question

[kato01]

I have a trust for my first NFA item, a suppressor, and saw that the ATF now wants the Schedule A included with the application. Is this true if there are no other NFA items in the trust yet? If so, should the Schedule A be blank and signed? Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[m1garand30064]

Just fund it with something else. I listed $1000 cash and it worked. I added the suppressor after the approved forms came back.

 

[the impactzone]

had to send mine in and put a nv scope on it

 

[Zevdogs]

A dollars is what's listed on mine

 

[kato01]

Thanks. Can yo uplease clarify what you mean by fund it? Did you actually open an account in the name of the trust and deposit $1000, or just list it as in the trust?

 

[KTDLS7]

My $1 bill is in the file, which is in my vault, with the original trust doc.

 

[kato01]

Great. Thank you very much.

 

[Fixr]

My dealer instructed me to list the first can as "pending" on the schedule A and it went through no problem. I continue to list all new items as pending.

 

[Name Enough]

I put a Glock range bag on mine. I was told material rather than money was better. You can add a silencer later in a addendum to the schedule A. You may also remove an item from the Schedule A.
I added a SBR and a suppressor and took out the Glock Bag.

 

[tsconver]

I have had blank schedule a's approved. Even had one approved where my customer refused to send in the schedule. I think it depends on what they had for breakfasr that morning.

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[dogman]

Mine just has $10 on it. I haven't changed it through 14 NFA purchases.

 

[normbal]

Each time I've used my trust I've listed the can, the mfr, model, caliber and serial number. From the first to the next. Never had a problem. Seeing as I'd already PAID for the cans and had a RECEIPT, that was proof of ownership for me to put it in the trust, pending NFA approval of transfer, but I wasn't instructed to put "pending."

YMMV. Seems like there's a lot of dissent on this point and lawyers thrive on that.

 

[rw496]

List another non-NFA gun in it. As trustee you can can just as easily remove the non-nfa gun later.

 

[al1gator]

I have a trust for my first NFA item, a suppressor, and saw that the ATF now wants the Schedule A included with the application. Is this true if there are no other NFA items in the trust yet? If so, should the Schedule A be blank and signed? Thanks in advance for your help.

This is my post from December 2012. The following is what worked for me...YMMV.

Re: Form 4 wait time


Form 4 on Trust

Item: Shark .308 suppressor

Mailed out the package 20 June 2012 via USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope with delivery confirmation. Package delivered 23 June 2012 (per USPS Track & Confirm).


My Credit Union honored the above check on 26 June 2012. (ACH withdrawal ATF NFA)

Pending? (never checked)

My FFL called me on 6 December 2012 to report that he had received a letter from NFA which stated: "Trust may be insufficient - Schedule A". I got the call at 6:00 PM on the 6th (too late to call NFA in West Virginia). The Schedule A in my Trust is a listing of National Firearms Act assets owned by the Trust.

I called NFA on 7 December 2012. I spoke with Angela Celli. She informed me that my Trust did not contain a Schedule A. I explained that there was a Schedule A in my Trust binder. I did not submit my Schedule A because I do not own any NFA items on my Trust. The suppressor listed on this Form 4 is the first NFA item assigned to my Trust. Angela explained that they needed a Schedule A (a blank schedule is acceptable) in order to consider my Trust "complete". I faxed a (signed) blank copy of my Trust Schedule A to Angela within one hour of the phone call.

Approved 12 December 2012.

FFL received approved/stamped form 4 on 19 December 2012.

I picked up my Shark and Form 4 on 21 December 2012

Examiner: Sandra J. Snook.