msmp5
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I’ve got a few questions for those of you that regularly do - or have done - email submissions of NFA transfer forms utilizing [email protected] ……
Is the correct email address [email protected]? Or [email protected]? Does one or the other get a better or quicker response?
Does the form simply get submitted as a PDF attachment? Do you just type it up, like you would for a paper form submitted via US mail, and then send the scanned PDF image of that to the ATF email? And a copy of the same form comes back approved (hopefully)? Or does an approved form in some other format come back?
Is there a standard or typical wording or phrase that is used in the Subject line of the email, to which the Form is (presumably) attached?
If a Form 3 is submitted via email, utilizing the NFAfax@whatever email address, how long is the typical turnaround time to get that form back from NFA Div? And I’d assume that it also comes back via email, right? (Not US Mail?)
Does the use of this email procedure require some sort of prior notification process to ATF? Like an email attesting that the signature on the form being electronically submitted is a true signature of the Transferor? Or …..???
Do you have to submit it “in duplicate“ - email two identical signed forms - like if it was sent via US Mail?
Does an email submission like this require a “cover sheet” of some type or format, or certain verbiage in the body of the email?
I have not done one of these before, but I am considering trying it. So I would like to hear from somebody with experience in these types of ATF form submissions. Appreciate any responses or info!
Is the correct email address [email protected]? Or [email protected]? Does one or the other get a better or quicker response?
Does the form simply get submitted as a PDF attachment? Do you just type it up, like you would for a paper form submitted via US mail, and then send the scanned PDF image of that to the ATF email? And a copy of the same form comes back approved (hopefully)? Or does an approved form in some other format come back?
Is there a standard or typical wording or phrase that is used in the Subject line of the email, to which the Form is (presumably) attached?
If a Form 3 is submitted via email, utilizing the NFAfax@whatever email address, how long is the typical turnaround time to get that form back from NFA Div? And I’d assume that it also comes back via email, right? (Not US Mail?)
Does the use of this email procedure require some sort of prior notification process to ATF? Like an email attesting that the signature on the form being electronically submitted is a true signature of the Transferor? Or …..???
Do you have to submit it “in duplicate“ - email two identical signed forms - like if it was sent via US Mail?
Does an email submission like this require a “cover sheet” of some type or format, or certain verbiage in the body of the email?
I have not done one of these before, but I am considering trying it. So I would like to hear from somebody with experience in these types of ATF form submissions. Appreciate any responses or info!