Where to get EFT (electronic) fingerprints for eform 1

[Stomper]

I just did this with SilencerShop. I'm in their system, so they can make up the cards and send them to you.

Uhhh…. your prints are of no use to him!

 

[SCARed]

I'm in the middle of exactly that. I inherited two sub machine guns and a suppressor that are in a gun trust and I need to transfer all three into my personal gun trust.
The kicker is that I co-inherited the three stamped items with a sleazy low life that lives in Illinois and can't have possession of them.
He's a difficult person to deal with and I haven't found a lawyer versed enough in NFA regulations to help me untangle the legal mess that my late friends gun trust involved me in.

Oh, ya. That's a mess. I got nothin for ya. Sorry.

 

[billdeserthills]

anyone know where I can get electronic fingerprints done so I can use them for my form 1s?

Last time I was at the jail they did mine but I didn't get a copy

 

[Vierings]

I just did this with SilencerShop. I'm in their system, so they can make up the cards and send them to you.

This is how I plan to do my form 1. I went to a kiosk last week and uploaded my prints to them. I have ordered my cards from them ($15/ pair) and will send them off once they show up

 

[User 1234]

I'm in the middle of exactly that. I inherited two sub machine guns and a suppressor that are in a gun trust and I need to transfer all three into my personal gun trust.
The kicker is that I co-inherited the three stamped items with a sleazy low life that lives in Illinois and can't have possession of them.
He's a difficult person to deal with and I haven't found a lawyer versed enough in NFA regulations to help me untangle the legal mess that my late friends gun trust involved me in.

Any competent lawyer can get up to speed on a new area of law. Surely there are some smart lawyers in Oregon willing to do so while they bill you by the hour to read your documents and the NFA laws.

 

[jbett98]

It's Obama's Responsible Persons law that's hindering the transfer. As a co-trustee, the guy in Illinois doesn't qualify to possess them and there is wording in the trust stating that if the co-trustee is not able to qualify in their duties outlined in the trust they can be removed from the trust, but my experience with NFA lawyers is that have a general knowledge of the rules, but use your retainer money to figure out what to do.
I want a lawyer that can provide a clear and straight forward solution to my problem. He is entitled to his half of what they're worth.
I need to buy the other guys 50% equity in the guns, but I can't trust him to sign the paperwork giving me the right to transfer them into my trust.
The easiest way to deal with them is to just sell them and be done with it.

 

[TDH]

Has anyone transferred items from one gun trust to another gun trust using form 5's

I would reach out to Alex Kincaid, she is licensed in Oregon, and I believe is well versed in ATF speak and trusts.

 

[CountryGent]

Why not just do paper prints?

Yah, I've rolled my own (as did my better half) on a number of NFA and FFL related projects. Zero issues encountered with any of them. (Knock on wood.)

 

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[CountryGent]

I just received a Gunbroker promo email to our side FFL box with this: EFT Fingerprint. Any good? No idea. But it does look interesting.