1. NFA Item: SLR-106 SBR
2. Form Type: 1
3. Form Sent: 10/31/2013 ish
4. Check Cashed:11/26/2016
5. Pending Date: TBD (as of Jan 10 2014)
6. Approval Date: TBD
7. Date Received: TBD
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1. NFA Item: SLR-106 SBR
2. Form Type: 1
3. Form Sent: 10/31/2013 ish
4. Check Cashed:11/26/2016
5. Pending Date: TBD (as of Jan 10 2014)
6. Approval Date: TBD
7. Date Received: TBD
Was that for a trust or individual?Quote:
Originally Posted by whiskey
You can only e File on a trust.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
I did not know that. GTG though. That may be part of why they are not getting over filled yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lurch
Oh they are overfilled for sure. Between all the different forms there are something like 50,000 in the que. The big question is will they slow down or not. So far not but one thing it does is cuts off the 2 months it takes from mailing to pending. However if you make a mistake they don't sent a correction notice they just bump it out and to the back of the line you go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hound
Not trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Lurch
Or corporation / LLCQuote:
Originally Posted by spleify
Yes. Any legal entity type can go eForm (Corp, Non-profit, LLC, Trust, etc, etc). Any individual type must go paper.
Yep, what they said
I did a search on the board first and didn't find an answer. Can someone tell me what number they called to check on the status of their (paper) Form 1 and 4 status? And do you just give them the name submitted under or how do they track it as there isn't some magical submission number I am aware of? I don't expect mine to be done but wanted to ensure it is in fact in the system and I figure it has already been 4 going on 5 months.....
NFA TIMELINE -
FORM 4 Submitted = 09/20/13
FORM 4 Check Cashed = 09/27/13
FORM 1 Submitted = 09/26/13
FORM 1 Check Cashed = 10/10/13