Forming a Trust

[Mustangfreak]

Which route would be best for an active duty military member? I want to build an SBR, but this is a little confusing.

[slow06]

I paid $350 for my trust with a lawyer down in houston area. I got his info from AR15.com and he has done hundreds of them for people for NFA items. My trust is 37 pages long and covers a ton more than just NFA though.

He was not the quickest to deal with but he was very busy with a legal case also.

Which route would be best for an active duty military member? I want to build an SBR, but this is a little confusing.

kbscobravert is active duty, looks like he went the trust route. I'm not sure if being active military had anything to do with that decision though.

I paid $350 for my trust with a lawyer down in houston area. I got his info from AR15.com and he has done hundreds of them for people for NFA items. My trust is 37 pages long and covers a ton more than just NFA though.

He was not the quickest to deal with but he was very busy with a legal case also.

[David]

Which route would be best for an active duty military member? I want to build an SBR, but this is a little confusing.

Id say the trust route. Not from easier to acquire but for moving purposes such as moving to a state that doesnt allow NFA items. Then you could leave them with a parent/whoever is on the trust in a state that allows NFA.

[KBScobravert]

kbscobravert is active duty, looks like he went the trust route. I'm not sure if being active military had anything to do with that decision though.

Almost.

I am a civilian contractor deployed in Afghanistan with the military. But yes the Trust was the best route for me.

My trust is over 35 pages and covers more than just NFA.

[KBScobravert]

Id say the trust route. Not from easier to acquire but for moving purposes such as moving to a state that doesnt allow NFA items. Then you could leave them with a parent/whoever is on the trust in a state that allows NFA.

One of the main reasons I went trust. With my wife on the Trust I don't have to worry about her getting in trouble for JBT issues. Not that they would ever have a reason to enter my house/safe etc. I know that she is legal is a peace of mind thing.

[slow06]

Almost.

I am a civilian contractor deployed in Afghanistan with the military.

Huh, I have always though you were military, I stand corrected.

I guess there's worse things I could have mistaken you for

[Venix]

Just an update:

Texas law shield also does NFA trusts for $300. I was talking with one of the reps about it and he said its a pretty nice program. It does cost $20 to change your paperwork for each new item, but that still seems cheap.

[CJ]

updated.

[Mustangfreak]

Who else can I pay to do a trust for me? I'm currently in South Korea, and would prefer just to pay someone to do it.

[Craizie]

So, lets say you formed a trust with several people, and there was a falling out between the involved parties. What happens then?

[rray]

So if you're building a SBR and you have a Trust set up, you then just send in the Form 1 with your trust information? Do you still have to supply fingerprints and picture with the Form 1 even though you setup the trust?

[CJ]

So if you're building a SBR and you have a Trust set up, you then just send in the Form 1 with your trust information? Do you still have to supply fingerprints and picture with the Form 1 even though you setup the trust?

you don't build it until you have your form 1. No fingerprints with a trust.

[CJ]

So, lets say you formed a trust with several people, and there was a falling out between the involved parties. What happens then?

you amend the trust and submit it to the BATFE.

[hunt4m3x]

Recently submitted mine, cost, $450. Seen them in the 450 to 600 range.

[KBScobravert]

Recently submitted mine, cost, $450. Seen them in the 450 to 600 range.

Lots of people here on the board have gotten them for $50.