The .EFT File can't be changed after it has been created on your own. The .EFT File is validated when uploaded to your ATF eForm 1 or ATF eForm 4 application. You would need to have another .EFT File created if you need to change any of the information that is within the .EFT File or you can use our .EFT File Change Service to assist you in making changes to your .EFT File. Most common changes that are made are a change to the name and address. Other significant changes to your hair color, weight, etc. could also warrant a new .EFT File to be created.
If you are receiving - Code: 1020 | Description: Missing mandatory Field 'T10_SAP' 10.13 IDC:15, you will need to have the .EFT File corrected. If you have an .EFT File editor, you can edit the fil...
Setting up and creating a Texas Gun Trust is less complicated than you might think. Gun trusts are used typically in conjunction with NFA firearms, e.g., silencers, short barreled rifles, machine ...
When making an NFA firearm, e.g. SBR, Silencer, SBS, etc., you will need to have the applicant name, city and stated engraved on the firearm before the NFA firearm is made. But what happens if I ha...