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We, unfortunately, can't answer that question. You may want to reach out to the ATF directly about the status of your application.

You are welcome. We are glad that we could help you?

If your coversheet says REC'D, you won't need to send the ATF any paperwork. You would only need to send the CLEO copies of your application to the CLEO. - Reference: www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/eft-file-and-coversheet-prints-recd

You received an approved ATF 5320.20 back from the ATF?

@@NationalGunTrusts yes

@@idolo2009 Okay, in that case, you would keep the approved ATF 5320.20 with your tax stamp records.

@@NationalGunTrusts tyvm for your help!

You would use the model name that is engraved on your firearm. "MULTI-CALIBER" is the caliber and not part of the model name.

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@@timothypatch5080 you are welcome.

@@NationalGunTrusts I’m confused now because there is nothing engraved on the firearm except for the serial number, where it was manufactured and then “SIG MCX MULTI-CALIBER”

The CLEO copy will indicated in red in the footer of the .PDF.

You are in charge of sending the CLEO copies of your application to the CLEO when you apply for a tax stamp. The ATF won't send your CLEO paperwork for you.

Yes, you will need to send your CLEO copies of your paperwork to your CLEO when you are applying for a tax stamp. No that doesn't hold the application process.

Yes that is normarl and correct. Did you use an .EFT File or are you sending physical fingerprint cards?

@@NationalGunTrusts i saw my LGS save my passport photo and fingerprints inside of a folder on the computer. So I presume they attached an etf. I just wanted to double-check if they were supposed to be visibly depicted on the form 4 like the passport photo is. Sounds like everything is good to go. Thank you so much for your reply

In that case, you would only be able to use the paper ATF Form 4 - ruclips.net/video/mgbArXRwOGY/видео.html

Yes, you would use the original manufacturers information on the ATF eForm 1 application.

Yes, you will still need to send the CLEO copies of your application to the CLEO with you apply for your tax stamp.

You would need to send the CLEO copies of your application to the CLEO you named within he application when you are applying for a tax stamp. You can typically use your county Sheriff as your CLEO.

Thank you for the clarification.

@@travisbrown9199 You are welcome. Please let us know if we can help you with anything else.

If you are applying using the ATF's eForm site, you would only need to send the CLEO copies of your applicaiton to the CLEO. The ATF receives your application when you apply on the ATF's eForm site.

​@@NationalGunTrustsAwesome thank you so much!

Thank you for your feedback. Believe it or not this is the second version of the ATF's eForm's site. Version 1 was even rougher.

Congratulations 🎉 on your fast approval.

@@NationalGunTrusts It looks like by the comments that I don't need to do this but checking in just in case. I did everything electronically including EFT. Do I still need to mail the cover sheet and watermarked application to the CLEO?

@@a-us-giant Yes you do. You are in charge of sending the CLEO copies of your application to the CLEO named within the tax stamp application.

Some info was incorrect but, when it was correct it was approved witin 48 hours. Thanks for your guidance. 🥳🎉

You can make your own fingerprints with a fingerprint card kit - www.nationalguntrusts.com/products/atf-compliant-fd-258-fingerprint-cards-nfa-gun-trusts?variant=31546373013574 or you can also upload an electronic fingerprint card file (.EFT File) - www.nationalguntrusts.com/products/eft-fingerprint-file-service.

You would need to engrave your applicant name, city and state.

@@NationalGunTrusts thank you

How long did it take for silencer shop to send you the docusign and the info to be uploaded to the ATF website? I’m still waiting on all of that to happen, so I can’t even complete the ATF eform yet.

@@kyleperopat I made my purchases on Saturday 7/07, and they got back to me that Sunday. Should be quick, or I would call them. You don't fill out the ATF eForm, SS does. I'm assuming you already have an SS account. For the ATF website, you ONLY need to create an account and enter your personal info. Write down your username, login, and pin. Make sure your personal info on your ATF account matches EXACTLY what you have listed for your SS account. From there, make a purchase through SS, and they basically do the rest. SS fills out your Eform. SS even handles the CLEO notification. I received an email in one day to sign the documents and have them uploaded to the ATF website. You'll have to use your ATF account info and pin to allow SS to upload your eForms. It's easy to do. Pretty much just follow the prompts from Silencer Shop, and watch your email.

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When it asks for CLEO address, I want to assume it is the department's address and not their home address. Am I correct?

@@ajc71398 Yes that is correct. The CLEO's address would be the department's address.

For the application, you will upload a photo of the original manufacturers engravings. Before you can make the SBR, your name, city and state would also need to be engraved on the firearm.

Put a brace on it.

The ATF Form 4 is used to purchase an already manufactured NFA Firearm. Are you trying to make an SBS?

@@NationalGunTrusts yes, ultimately, I'd like to make one.

​@@thewailer you would be using the ATF Form 1. We don't have an SBS specific video guide, but you can the SBR guide here - ruclips.net/video/RCK12ffvdr8/видео.html

@@NationalGunTrustsAwesome, thank you.

That happens on Apple computers and devices. You can open up the .PDF in a different .PDF viewer like Adobe Acrobat and the "x"s will dissapear - www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/atf-forms-showing-x-in-boxes-where-signatures-are-required.

Thank you. We are glad that we could help you. Congratulations on your fast approval.

You are very welcome. We are glad this helped you.

You are welcome. We are glad that we could help you.

You would can have your lower engraved before or after your tax stamp is apprvoved. BUT it needs to be engraved before you make the SBR.

@@NationalGunTrusts what my lower is already complete?

You can only name one caliber on the application. Multi isn't allowed anymore. You would name your main caliber and can send the ATF a letter of other upper receivers that you plan on using - www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/changing-your-sbr-upper-with-a-different-caliber-than-the-registered-lower.

@@NationalGunTrusts but I can list other calibers and lengths in 4h right? Or as long as I put it back in it’s original configuration at the end of the day does it matter if I change barrels

@@rednecksniper4715 For an eForm 1? You can try, sometimes the ATF will deny applications if information is placed there. For ATF eForm's, you would typically submit the other configureations by mail, email or fax.

@@NationalGunTrusts ok but in the case of the ACR i can change calibers in 15 seconds with a barrel swap then swap back so as long as it goes back to the registered configuration at the end of the day does it matter?

@@rednecksniper4715 We can'r answer that. You may want to contact the ATF directly at 304-616-4500 for clarification on this specific question,

You can show them the approved stamp on your phone, have a printed stamp to show or even a small laminated copy of your tax sta,mp - bit.ly/3Ttl6Yh

Our walk-thorugh guide will help you - www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/atf-form-20-5320-20-application-to-transport-nfa-firearms-1

Yes, you would need to submit fingerprint cards to the ATF when you apply for a tax stamp.

Yes it can be used for for applying to make an SBR. You would need to fill out the ATF Form 1.

@@NationalGunTrusts I’m not making an SBR though, just trying to order one from a a gun manufacturer. Is there a difference? And since I’m just ordering my first gun from the manufacturer, would it be a shorter process/wait time?

@@anonymouswolf8913 yes, there is a difference. In that case, you would be using the ATF Form 4 with your FFL. Yes, making your own SBR is faster than ordering an already manufactured SBR.

You can use either CLEO. Either CLEO will be acceptable.

​@NationalGunTrusts thank you.

On your coversheet does it say "REC'D" next to your name? - www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/eft-file-and-coversheet-prints-recd

This can happen when using Apple computers / devices. You can open up the form in a different .PDF viewer and the "X" will disappear - www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/atf-forms-showing-x-in-boxes-where-signatures-are-required.

If you aren't an FFL holder, you won't be able to use the ATF eForm 4. You can only apply using the paper application.

The ATF is looking for a photo of the manufacturers enfeavings.

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Yes they can.