Ironman
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The $200 goes to the Treasury, not the ATF. They don't see a dime.
Revenue collection remains under Treasury, enforcement is now under Justice since Homeland Security was created.The $200 goes to the Treasury, not the ATF. They don't see a dime.
Yes, but I asked my question in August.You guys do know that the "shutdown" put the pause on ALL form4's and 1's, right?
Dealers who decide to retire or shut down usually stop accepting NFA transfers about a year in advance so their Title II books are clear. If one dies or loses his FFL/SOT for other reasons the ATF can bring in another local FFL/SOT to help complete the transfers.I'm wondering what happens if a dealer dies or retires (esp. if waits hurt sales) with pending transfers?
Jeez, I really hope that number only applies to applications being mailed now, not ones already in the pipeline. I have a Form 4 that the check was cashed in April I'm waiting on. Unfortunately the dealer checked no on the info box so I can't call and see when it went pending.Projected wait times appear to be approaching 12-15 months, based on a call to ATF.
I don't know about 20 years ago, but when I applied for my first 2 stamps right after Obama won his first election in November 2007 I had my stamps back in 61 days.What was the least amount of time it took years ago? Days? Weeks? Months? Was one or two months the norm 10 or 20 years ago?
Only 61 days that must be close to a record. I always thought that it takes on average 4 to 6 months.