NFA Gun Trust

Through 199 Trust

We have linked up with 199 Trust to offer our customers the ability to create an NFA Gun Trust. This service provides you with an easy way to create a trust before starting your Form 1 and Form 4 endeavors and only costs $79, making it one of the most affordable NFA Gun Trusts out there.

We highly recommend you go the trust route before beginning any Form. Some reasons to get an NFA Gun Trust include the following:

- Allows others to handle/store/use your Trust property (Co-Trustees)
- Degree of Separation
- Long-term flexibility and ability to make changes
- Define a beneficiary distribution plan
- Is applicable to all Form 1 and Form 4 NFA Items

If you are ready to start your Trust today please fill out the form below.

If you cannot complete this form now, you can return to it later. Copy the following link:

First Name of "Settlor" and Primary Trustee

Middle Name of "Settlor" and Primary Trustee (Put N/A if you do not have a middle name)

Last Name of "Settlor" and Primary Trustee (Include Suffix if applicable, Must match Drivers License)

This is the name of the person initiating the Trust.

This person is also a Trustee and is probably the name of the person filling out this form.

*Full Name = First Middle Last

COUNTY (or borough, parish, independent city) where the Settlor resides

e.g. Ingham County, Michigan

Substitute "County" for Parish, Borough or similar if it applies

What STATE does the Settlor reside in?

This is the state that the Trust will be initially formed in.

Co-Trustee(s)

CO-TRUSTEES MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER, AND BE ABLE TO LEGALLY POSSESS FIREARMS.

A Co-Trustee is someone you would like to allow to handle/use/transport items placed in the Trust. By adding Co-Trustees you would like to allow them to have access to the items/store the items, and have the ability to add items.

If you add a CO-Trustee they will need to complete the Responsible Party form and provide fingerprints for all NFA Form 4 Submissions. This can also be added later.

What is the Successor Trustee's Full name?

*Full Name = First Middle Last

It is necessary to have a Successor Trustee in case the current Trustee(s) for whatever future reason do not meet the requirements to possess NFA controlled items/firearms. If Co-Trustees are included, the Successor Trustee would only act if the other Trustees all became ineligible and the Settlor did not elect another Successor Trustee.

**A Co-Trustee (other than Settlor) can also be named as a Successor Trustee**

*Neither successor trustee nor beneficiary require signatures*

Beneficiary(ies) (Full Name: First Middle Last)

Please add one name per line.

Use Full Names - First Middle Last

Beneficiaries are people (or organizations etc.) that you would like the items in the Trust to be distributed to upon the death of the Settlor. DO NOT list yourself (settlor) as a beneficiary (or successor trustee)

What would you like to name the Trust?

Typically this is the last name of the Settlor and then the word "Trust". For example if the Settlor's last name is Anderson, the Trust would be named "Anderson Trust". However you can name it anything you'd like. Just remember that shorter might be better since you'll have to engrave it on anything you build on a form 1.

Email Address

This is the email address that we will send the PDF (or Word) copy of your Trust documents to.

Please be sure to check your Spam mail if you don't see your Trust documents in your inbox within 24 hrs

Phone Number

A good contact number should we have questions regarding creating your documents

Amount

Payment Method

Card Number

Expiration Date

Security Code

Bank Routing Number

Account Number

Billing Address

City

State

Postal Code

Country

I certify that the information that I have provided is complete, factual and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

NFA Gun Trust

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