ATF NFA Gun Trusts, ATF Information Database and Silencer Blog

You can contact the ATF eForm's Help Desk Support using the below information: By phone at (888)-283-6427 or by email at forms.admin@atf.gov. If y...

When applying for a tax stamp with the ATF, yourself and any named co-trustees will need to submit fingerprint cards to the ATF. When using the AT...

Yes you can open an .EFT File to view the information within it.  However, you would need the correct software to open the .EFT File.  There are un...

When you are applying for an ATF Form 1, ATF Form 4, ATF Form 5 tax stamp on paper, you won't need to send the ATF an additional payment for the ...

Are you a gun owner living in the state of Texas trying to protect your title 1 and title 2 NFA firearms and pass them down legally and responsibly...

The ATF recently updated the ATF eForm's application site. One of the changes that were made was to automatically deleted draft eForm applications...

If you are receiving - Code: 1020 | Description: Missing mandatory Field 'T10_SAP' 10.13 IDC:15, you will need to have the .EFT File corrected. If ...

Setting up and creating a Texas Gun Trust is less complicated than you might think.  Gun trusts are used typically in conjunction with NFA firearms...

When making an NFA firearm, e.g. SBR, Silencer, SBS, etc., you will need to have the applicant name, city and stated engraved on the firearm befor...

When applying for an ATF eForm 1 or ATF eForm 4, you will be required to pay the $200 tax stamp online with a credit card.  But it is normal and c...

Our Texas Gun Trust's are a flat fee of $59.95.  Our Texas Gun Trust's are created and emailed to you within a few mintues of being purhased.  Aft...

Due to changes in statutory requirements set forth previously by both the NICS Denial Notification Act and the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (B...