NFA Transfer Information
New Hampshire In State
Transfer
Q: What information is needed to transfer an NFA
item on a FORM 4 to a New Hampshire resident?
A: When buying from us, we will fill the
required form's) and then get it to you for your CLEO sign off, your signature,
affix pictures, etc. We let YOU send it in.
TIP: We suggest you use standard first class postage.
It is a waste of money to send it registered, next day, etc., in our opinion.
TIP: Use a common personal check to pay for the excise
tax. Make sure you can get a copy of the returned check from your bank.
It is proof that your letter arrived at the BATF drop box and started its trip
on way to Washington DC. That is better then registered! Not only
did your letter get their, BUT you know it was processed.
Send us the following information via email at:
sales@TripleBreakProducts.com
- YOUR
Full Name
Address
City, State ZIP
County
- Law Enforcement
Name of Law Enforcement organization who will
sign off on form (see our FAQ for more
information)
Name for Chief Law Enforcement Officer and position who will sign form
Address
City, State ZIP
County
Phone Number
- Certification of Compliance with 18 USC 922(g)(5)(B),
Form BATF 5330.20.
Print out a copy. You will fill in both 1 & 2 with your name. Fill
any others that apply to you and sign at #7.
Yes you fill out BOTH 1 and 2 with YOUR name. It seems strange, but that
is the way it works.
- Two (2) 2"x2" passport photo's. These can be made by yourself using
digital camera printed on good quality paper that can be affixed to form or
getting passport pictures from your favorite shop.
NOTE: Make sure you put your name and SSN # on the back of both photo's in
case they come off the form.
- Two (2) BATF completed finger print cards. These can be taken to
local law enforcement authority to have processed. You can get these
cards from Triple Break Products when we process your sale. You must use
specific BATF finger print cards that contain routing information for the
BATF. Click here to see how to fill out the
finger print card.
- Check for $5 for AOW, $200 for everything else, made payable to: Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
You can see what a copy of the forms look like by visiting
Title II.com
New Hampshire to Out of
State Transfer
To transfer a NFA device to someone outside of New Hampshire is a two step
process. The first step is to get it transferred to a FFL (type 01/07) who
has paid the Special Occupational Tax (SOT), which allows them to deal in NFA
devices. They are commonly referred to as a Class 2 or 3 dealer.
- Have your local Class 2/3 FFL send us a copy of their FFL, originally
signed in ink, along with their SOT stamp to us.
- You need to send us the required down payment.
Once we have the above, we will submit paperwork to the BATF to have the
device transferred to your local Class 2/3 FFL. This usually takes 30-60
days, but in some circumstances, it can take longer. We will notify
you when the approval has happened.
We will then ship to your local Class 2/3 FFL, the device(s), along with the
approved form from the BATF.
Once your dealer has received the device(s), you can then start your federal
paperwork. In some states, you will also be required to do state and/or
local paperwork.
Your dealer will need the following information:
- YOUR
Full Name
Address
City, State ZIP
County
- Law Enforcement
Name of Law Enforcement organization who will sign
off on form (see our FAQ for more information)
Name for Chief Law Enforcement Officer who will sign form
Address
City, State ZIP
County
Phone Number
- Certification of Compliance with 18 USC 922(g)(5)(B),
Form BATF 5330.20.
Print out a copy. You will fill in both 1 & 2 with your name. Fill
any others that apply to you and sign at #7.
Yes, you fill out BOTH 1 and 2 with YOUR name. It seems strange, but
that is the way it works.
- Two (2) 2"x2" passport photo's. These can be made by yourself using
digital camera printed on good quality paper that can be affixed to form or
getting passport pictures from your favorite shop.
NOTE: Make sure you put your name and SSN # on the back of both photo's in
case they come off the form.
- Two (2) BATF completed finger print cards. These can be taken to
local law enforcement authority to have processed. You can get these
cards from your local Class 2/3 FFL. You must use specific BATF finger
print cards that contain routing information for the BATF.
Click here to see how to fill out the finger print
card.
- Check for $5 for AOW, $200 for everything else, made payable to: Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
You can see what a copy of the forms look like by visiting
Title II.com
New Hampshire to Corporation
There are always exceptions to the above processes and here is one of them...
If you are a corporation in New Hampshire (or an FFL or FFL/corporation
anywhere in the USA) you can have the corporation or FFL receive a title 2 (NFA)
firearm. A corporation does NOT require finger prints, mug shots or police
of chief signature!
Remember, the corporation owns the firearm, not you. This means you can
let an employee of the corporation use/access the title 2 (NFA) firearm with a
written letter, signed by authorized officer of the corporation for a specified
time frame.
What is needed?
- Payment of down payment
- YOUR CORPORATIONS
Full Name
Address
City, State ZIP
County
- Copy of your FFL, if you have one (for out of state, direct transfers)
- Copy of incorporation papers for your corporation
- Copy of paperwork from your state showing you are a registered corporation
- Front page of form 4 filled out. We will fill it out with the
information you provide.
- Certification of Compliance with 18 USC 922(g)(5)(B),
Form BATF 5330.20.
Print out a copy. You will fill in both 1 & 2 with your name. Fill
any others that apply to you and sign at #7.
Yes, you fill out BOTH 1 and 2 with YOUR name. It seems strange, but
that is the way it works.
- Check for either $5 for AOWs or $200 for everything else, made payable to:
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Once the approved form 4 comes back to us we will then transfer the firearm
directly to you.
You can see what a copy of the forms look like by visiting
Title II.com
