[mwinter501]

I am looking into getting into the class III stuff. I hear it is much easier to set up a trust since you dont have to do finger printing, pics, or get your CLEO to sign anything. My question is, would you be able to move the trust if you have to move? I am in the military, and have to move often. I dont want to do the trust route if the trust has to stay in one state and I have to move in another. Thanks for all your help.

 

[jasonpeterson]

I also would love some info on forming a Trust. And any other info. If anyone has any links they could post. That would be great.

 

[marinesg1012]

I have been wondering about this as well, I am planing on registering a couple of SBRs and some supressors, also what about brining them accross state lines (as long as the states allow suppressors and or SBR's?

 

[jasonpeterson]

We need a site Attorney!! Any law smart people on board?
It seems like a trust is the way to go.

 

[rushca01]

I am in the same boat, I am stuck between a trust or CLEO sign off. Can you do all the paper work now pay your 200 tax stamp and hold off on buying the surpressor (ie wait for more money to come around). The reason I am leaning towards a trust is b/c I am married and went the wife to be gtg.

 

[marinesg1012]

Thats the other reason I want a trust, I will put mine the GF's and my fathers name on it so the GF can use them while I am away and if something happens to me Dad can take them with no issues, he lives in a different state but they allow those kinds of things there

 

[T.Rexford]

I just started setting one up yesterday. I got Quicken Willmaker from the store.. it cost me about 15 bucks.

Anyways I read this stuff and learned a little bit about what I was actually creating:
http://www.nolo.com/article.cfm/objectI ... 9/227/FAQ/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_trust

http://arizonagunlist.com/How_to_buy_NF ... gnoff.html

So thats about as far as I got.

 

[snort]

Check this site out, maybe it has more info: http://www.guntrustlawyer.com/

 

[Strawdawg]

You could start with the info on this site.

viewtopic.php?f=39&t=2089

 

[gdonley308]

Go to majormalfunction.com talk to Bryon Gaston he'll set you up.

 

[marinesg1012]

I have heard good things about him, I have been to the site and was drooling I plan on calling him while I am home. There is even a dealer close to the house listed on his website.

 

[Pinto]

http://www.titleii.com/

 

[remat457]

Thanks for the links, my biggest problem is knowing how to fill out the Trust correctly and its ramifications. I had gone through several sites and they contradicted each other.

For example do you list the item as property in the trust when submitting Form 4 or after? Submit Declaration of Trust or just Certification of Trust? What ARE the ramifications of moving across states? Anyway, haven't gone through all the links yet but thanks!

 

[Strawdawg]

You add it after it has been purchased.

Most say now to submit the declaration of trust rather than the certification as the ATF has been asking for it at times now.

I forget the state line transfer but it is covered in some of the links.

 

[ticktock]

I am in the same boat, I am stuck between a trust or CLEO sign off. Can you do all the paper work now pay your 200 tax stamp and hold off on buying the surpressor (ie wait for more money to come around). The reason I am leaning towards a trust is b/c I am married and went the wife to be gtg.

You have to purchase the suppressor first, the serial number, mfg, and model have to be on the form 4. I have just sent my form to my county Sheriff's office for his signature. Fortunately, I have a gun friendly Sheriff. As long as you pass a quick background check, he willingly signs off. BTW I live in Tarrant county, Texas, for those who may be interested in making a NFA purchase and wondering which way to go.